Onyeagocha made the remarks during a live interview on Symfoni TV, where he discussed coalition dynamics, party strategy, and the evolving political landscape within Nigeria’s opposition. In his statement, he specifically referenced the political positioning of Seyi Makinde within ongoing discussions about a possible opposition alliance........…
He said, “I don’t think Seyi Makinde will be that naive ....to run for an opposition presidency,” suggesting that such a move would be unlikely given the complexities and strategic considerations involved.
According to him, political leaders at that level typically make decisions based on broader calculations, including party strength, alliances, and long-term influence within the national political structure.
Onyeagocha further noted that the opposition must carefully manage internal ambitions to maintain unity and present a strong front ahead of the elections.
He also advised stakeholders to prioritize consensus-building and strategic alignment, emphasizing that internal cohesion will be key to the success of any coalition effort.
The former lawmaker maintained that as the 2027 elections approach, political actors must weigh their options carefully to avoid decisions that could weaken their overall chances at the polls.…READ / MORE…
