The Allied Peoples Movement (APM) has officially launched its campaign for the 2027 Nigerian presidential election, with Governor Seyi Makinde set to unveil the party’s national campaign office in Abuja. The move comes as APM continues to criticize President Bola Tinubu’s leadership, accusing him of failing to provide a clear development plan for the country.
APM has also called on Tinubu and Defence Minister Christopher Musa to travel without armed escorts, asserting that Nigeria’s security situation has not improved as claimed. This challenge highlights ongoing tensions between the ruling party and opposition groups. Meanwhile, Makinde has warned traditional rulers against engaging in partisan politics, emphasizing the need for unity in the upcoming election.
The party’s campaign efforts are part of a broader strategy to position Makinde as a strong contender for the presidency. APM’s criticism of Tinubu reflects growing public dissatisfaction with the current administration’s performance on key issues such as security and economic development.
As the political landscape shifts, APM’s actions signal a renewed push for change ahead of the 2027 elections.
