
The Oyo State chapter of the Social Democratic Party has changed its governorship candidate ahead of Nigeria's 2027 elections and ruled out political negotiations, according to Vanguard. A party figure, Agboola, said the SDP intends to end "pedestrian thinking" and "business as usual" in favour of system-based thinking and new ideas. The report presents the decision as part of the party's repositioning before the 2027 polls.
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