The Leader of the National Consultative Front, Prof Pat Utomi, has discussed the formation of a strong coalition to challenge the ruling party in the upcoming 2027 general elections, emphasizing the seriousness of the endeavor.
Utomi highlighted the interest of dissatisfied members from various political parties, including the APC and PDP, in joining forces to create a united front. He mentioned ongoing discussions about the structure of the coalition and potential alliances with other movements and parties.
Utomi emphasized the critical nature of the situation, stating that Nigeria is at a crucial juncture amid global changes. He mentioned the involvement of influential individuals within the APC and PDP who share common values and are eager to explore alternative approaches.
Regarding the coalition’s management of diverse interests, Utomi underscored the importance of self-sacrifice and collective decision-making within the party leadership.
Utomi’s statements align with a broader initiative by opposition leaders to form a coalition aimed at challenging the current administration in the 2027 elections.
The NCFront has hinted at the unveiling of a major coalition, with discussions underway among opposition parties, APC dissenters, and civil society groups to create a robust alliance against the ruling government.
Utomi elaborated on the coalition’s vision of a government focused on national unity, democratic principles, transparency, and the collective advancement of the country. He emphasized the need for a disciplined political party that prioritizes the recruitment of capable and values-driven individuals into public service.
The coalition’s goals include making democracy more responsive to the people, accelerating constitutional reforms, and revitalizing Nigerian culture through disciplined and ethical political practices.
Utomi stressed the importance of a selfless and organized approach to governance, highlighting the necessity of collective decision-making and a commitment to the common good for the success of the coalition’s objectives.