
An Oxford Metro Poll of 69,110 respondents showed President Bola Tinubu narrowly leading Labour Party's Peter Obi by 1,067 votes, according to PM News. The poll indicated a fragmented political landscape across Nigeria's six geopolitical zones, with Tinubu ahead in the North West, North Central and South West, Atiku Abubakar dominating the North East, and Obi controlling the South East and South South. In the North West, Tinubu received 4,129 responses, or 43.10 per cent, against Atiku's 3,775.
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