"THE UNSTOPPABLE RISE OF APC AND THE DEMISE OF NIGERIA'S OPPOSITION BY 2027"

 

"The Fall of Nigeria's Opposition: A Prelude to APC's Dominance by 2027"

The 2023 elections have marked a pivotal moment in Nigerian politics, with the opposition parties facing an irreversible decline. Since the crushing defeat they endured, the opposition has been in a state of paralysis, unable to recover from the blow.

The once formidable PDP now belongs to two rival factions: the Atiku and Wike camps. All indications point to Atiku securing the PDP ticket for 2027, but his chances of winning are severely limited. He may dominate in the North East and North West, but he will face devastating losses in the South and North Central. The PDP, in its current state, is on the brink of collapse.

The Labour Party (LP) is also on its last legs, with Obi likely to abandon the party. After his inevitable failure to establish a strong political base, Obi's political career will likely face its final chapter. Kwakwanso, though expected to run, is ultimately a minor player with limited influence, mainly focused on maintaining power in Kano.

As the opposition continues to crumble, the APC's momentum only grows stronger. With defections from opposition senators and House members to the ruling party, it’s clear that many political heavyweights are flocking to the APC to secure their relevance ahead of 2027.

Recent victories for the APC in states like Edo, Ondo, and the looming prospects in Ekiti and Osun further solidify the ruling party's dominance. The noise from social media critics, lacking real political backing, is just an empty spectacle ahead of the 2027 elections.

The political landscape is shifting. The death of the opposition parties is imminent, and the APC stands poised for a commanding future.