Political strategist Umar Ardo claims President Peter Obi and Atiku Abubakar cannot form a coalition, highlighting deep political divisions. Ardo, leader of the League of Northern Democrats, argues that Atiku's political positioning and past actions make collaboration difficult. Meanwhile, former senator Shehu Sani criticizes Atiku's pledge to restore fuel subsidies, calling it a political tactic rather than a viable policy. Sani argues the promise is unrealistic, given Atiku's previous support for removing subsidies. The 2027 general election looms, with both leaders vying for public support. Analysts suggest Atiku's strategy may be more about gaining votes than addressing economic challenges. The political landscape remains tense as candidates prepare for the upcoming contest.