12/07/2025
A seismic shift is underway in Nigeria's political landscape. The Coalition , once a minor player, has evolved into a powerful force gaining momentum from the North. What began as subtle alignments has transformed into a full-blown political earthquake, shaking the very foundations of the country's power structure.
As the Coalition's influence grows, Southern state governors are scrambling to infiltrate the African Democratic Congress (ADC) within their domains. However, their efforts may be too little, too late. The Coalition's impact has been swift and unexpected, catching them off guard. This emerging alliance has become the unexpected game-changer, redefining the political landscape ahead of the 2027 general elections.
What's striking about this movement is its diverse membership. It's not just the usual opposition crowd; even those closely aligned with President Ahmed Tinubu's government are quietly joining the Coalition. This suggests that the movement transcends traditional party lines, driven by a desire for national political rescue.
Key figures are already mobilizing. Former Vice President Abubakar is clearing out PDP and APC structures in the North, while Obi is expanding his influence in the South. The synergy between these two powerful figures is fast becoming a formidable force capable of turning the tide in the 2027 elections.
This is about more than just one individual, region, or interest. It's a movement to reclaim Nigeria's democratic soul, redefine governance, and restore hope to a nation in despair. As the Coalition gains momentum, those in power would do well to take notice. The political tsunami on the horizon demands preparation and attention. The question is: will they be ready?
