He stated that it remains premature to determine whether he will contest the presidency in the upcoming elections. During an interview with the BBC, Atiku, the former presidential candidate for the opposition PDP in the 2023 general elections, hinted at the possibility of his recent meeting with the Labour Party’s presidential candidate, Peter Obi, signaling a potential move in preparation for the 2027 general elections.

Recent reports by Daily Trust Saturday revealed Atiku Abubakar’s meetings with various political figures, including Peter Obi, Bukola Saraki, and Sule Lamido, indicating discussions on potential alliances between opposition parties. Atiku expressed optimism about the prospects of such collaborations, dismissing speculations that they could not reach a consensus on a joint candidate.

Atiku emphasized his willingness to abide by the decision of PDP members regarding the zoning of the party’s presidential candidacy to the South East. He affirmed his commitment to supporting the party’s collective decision, reiterating his stance since the last elections.

While Atiku confirmed discussions about a possible alliance among opposition parties for the 2027 elections, he did not provide specific details about the timeline for finalizing such arrangements. Additionally, he rejected claims suggesting his retirement from active politics post-2023 elections, emphasizing his continued commitment to fighting for justice and good governance.

Atiku clarified that his ongoing engagement with political leaders nationwide is aimed at strengthening democratic principles and promoting good governance. He affirmed his dedication to upholding democratic values and ensuring the advancement of Nigeria’s political landscape, asserting that he remains actively involved in political activism and democratic processes.

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