Sam Amadi, the Director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts, has asserted that supporters of Peter Obi, the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate, will stand as the most dependable voting bloc in the 2027 general elections.
According to Amadi, while political groups like the Obidient Movement and the OK Movement might currently be experiencing internal turmoil, Obi's core base of voters remains stable and reliable.
Sharing his analysis on the social media platform X, Amadi wrote:
"Obidient movement may be in crisis, OK movement may be in crisis. NDC may be in crisis. But most @PeterObi voters are not in crisis. They will be the most reliable voters in 2027."
The political analyst also argued that Nigeria lacks genuinely organized political parties, with the sole exception of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
"Actually apart from @OfficialAPCNg there is no truly organized political party in Nigeria,"Amadi posted.
Amadi suggested that the APC's relative stability is maintained primarily through its control of state patronage, though he expects internal conflict to emerge as the next election cycle draws closer.
"APC is fairly stable because it is in power to share patronage. Even at that, it is in a serious crisis as it will unfold close to the election,"he wrote.
Reflecting on the nation's broader challenges, Amadi described Nigeria as being in "a massive crisis," adding that this is "nothing new." Looking ahead to the future of
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