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Why I may support Peter Obi in 2027 – Atiku Abubakar


Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2023 election, Atiku Abubakar, has opened up on why he may support his Labour Party counterpart in the last election, Peter Obi in 2027.
The former Vice President said he will not hesitate to support Obi in the next election if the party picks the former Anambra governor.
Atiku made this known while speaking with BBC Hausa in an interview.
Recall that Obi and Atiku recently met behind closed doors, sparking speculations about a merger of some opposition political parties ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Confirming the move by opposition parties to align in a bid to unseat the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC in the 2027 election, Atiku said, “We can merge to achieve a common goal. So, it’s possible and nothing can stop it if we so wish to achieve that.
Atiku said if the new “party decides that it’s the turn of the South-East and Peter Obi is chosen, I won’t hesitate to support him.
“I have said repeatedly and I even said it before the 2023 general elections that if PDP decides to zone the presidential ticket to the South or South-East specifically, I won’t contest it.
“As long as it is the decision of the party, I will abide by it. But I contested the 2023 presidential ticket because it was thrown open to all members of the party”.
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