2027: NNPP Says It Is Not Part of G-100 Opposition Coalition

The New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) has clarified that it is not a member of the G-100 opposition coalition ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The party said it had not entered into any agreement to become part of the coalition or endorsed its activities.

The NNPP made the clarification amid reports linking the party to the opposition group formed by politicians and other stakeholders seeking to challenge the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in the 2027 elections.

The party maintained that it remains an independent political platform and would make decisions regarding alliances or electoral arrangements through its constitutionally recognised organs.

The NNPP urged its members and supporters to disregard claims suggesting that the party had formally joined the coalition.

It stressed that any major political decision involving the party would be communicated through its authorised leadership and official channels.

The clarification comes amid ongoing efforts by opposition politicians and groups to build a broad alliance ahead of the 2027 presidential election.

Several political parties and prominent politicians have been involved in discussions over possible cooperation, while others have chosen to maintain separate platforms and structures.

The NNPP said it remains focused on strengthening its organisation and preparing for the 2027 elections, rather than being represented in political arrangements without its formal approval.

The party’s position adds to the evolving landscape of opposition politics as different groups weigh alliances, mergers and other forms of cooperation ahead of the next general elections.

With political realignments continuing across the country, the NNPP’s decision to distance itself from the G-100 coalition clarifies its current position while leaving open the possibility of future political engagements through its recognised structures.