
In an opinion piece for Vanguard, columnist Rotimi Fasan observes that campaigns for Nigeria's 2027 general election have been underway for three weeks but appear lackluster, with politicians seemingly slow to engage voters. He contrasts this subdued atmosphere with the more energetic campaigning seen at a comparable stage of the 2023 electoral cycle, questioning why the current contest has generated so little visible momentum so far.
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