Nigerian politician Adebayo has declared that the ruling All Progressives Congress will finish last in the 2027 general elections, vowing to defeat President Bola Tinubu. According to Vanguard, he argued that those who view Tinubu and the APC as unbeatable are underestimating the power of Nigerian voters, insisting the election outcome would ultimately be decided by the votes cast by the electorate rather than by incumbency or political dominance.

Senator Orji Kalu has stated that President Tinubu is the frontrunner for the 2027 election, claiming to have made this assessment from his own observations. He emphasized the importance of unity within the All Progressives Congress (APC) to address internal divisions and maintain strong support ahead of the election.

Senator Orji Uzor Kalu has stated that he believes President Bola Tinubu will win re-election in 2027 without significant opposition, citing the current disarray among opposition parties. Speaking at a gathering of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Kalu emphasized that Tinubu faces no real competition as the opposition is fragmented and lacks the necessary support to challenge effectively.

Lere Olayinka, a chieftain of Nigeria's Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has said the 2027 presidential election will be easier for President Bola Tinubu than the 2023 poll. According to Information Nigeria, Olayinka made the assertion during an interview on TVC Breakfast on Monday, citing the president's political alliances and his performance in governance as reasons for his view.

A chieftain of Nigeria's ruling All Progressives Congress, identified as Megida, has predicted that President Bola Tinubu will win the 2027 presidential election by a landslide. According to the party figure, opposition efforts to challenge Tinubu are futile given what he described as growing support for the APC. The remarks, reported by Legit.ng, come as political actors begin positioning ahead of the next general election cycle in Africa's most populous nation.

Tribune Online examines the Nigerian Senate under Senator Godswill Akpabio's leadership since 2023, as the chamber approaches the end of its third year. According to the piece by Abuja Bureau correspondent John Ameh, the article highlights the actions, missteps and controversies that have shaped the Senate during Akpabio's tenure. The commentary frames the current period as a countdown for the Akpabio-led Senate as it nears the conclusion of its term.