Former Zamfara State governor Abdulaziz Yari has said the All Progressives Congress (APC) will anchor its 2027 presidential campaign on the performance of President Bola Tinubu's administration rather than personal attacks, according to Naija News. Yari, who declared that Tinubu loves Nigeria, outlined the ruling party's strategy ahead of the next general election, signalling confidence in the president's record as the central message to voters.

In an opinion piece for Premium Times, Dakuku Peterside argues that Nigeria's 2027 election campaign is already taking shape, with politicians preparing to showcase infrastructure projects such as flyovers, airports, stadiums and roads as evidence of performance. According to Peterside, such ribbon-cutting displays photograph well but risk obscuring deeper questions that the campaign ought to answer about governance and accountability. He contends that voters should look beyond concrete monuments when assessing whether government has truly worked.

As campaigning begins ahead of Nigeria's January 16, 2027 presidential election, some citizens and opposition figures have criticised President Bola Tinubu's administration for allegedly failing to fulfil promises made by the All Progressives Congress before the 2023 election, according to the Daily Post. The criticism comes as Nigerians await the manifestos of presidential candidates, with detractors framing new pledges from the ruling party as repeats of old, unkept commitments.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kaduna State has launched its campaign for the 2027 governorship and State House of Assembly elections, according to Tribune Online. The party said it would focus on issues and the achievements of Governor Uba Sani's administration rather than personal attacks on opposition parties. It also pledged to conduct a peaceful and credible campaign as preparations for the polls begin.

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.

APC chieftain Ayinla has called on Yorubas to support President Bola Tinubu's re-election bid in 2027, urging them to "support your own." According to PM News, he argued that political competition should be based on performance, credible alternatives and sustainable policies, rather than what he described as attempts to mislead the public or undermine the government through unrealistic promises.