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Political movements across Nigeria signal early jockeying for the 2027 elections, with defection talks involving PDP governors and succession battles within the APC raising questions about party cohesion.

Nigeria's ruling All Progressives Congress has rejected speculation about President Tinubu's electoral vulnerability in 2027, while opposition parties launch digital registration campaigns to strengthen their organisational capacity.

As Nigeria approaches the 2027 general elections, opposition parties confront questions about their capacity to challenge the ruling APC, with analysts warning that the PDP's decline threatens the country's democratic balance.

Nigeria's opposition landscape is experiencing significant upheaval as the ADC gains a former PDP governorship candidate while accusing the ruling APC of destabilization attempts, even as multiple parties grapple with leadership disputes and allegations of internal crises.

Nigeria's ruling APC records over 20,000 daily registrations in Zamfara state days after Governor Lawal's defection from PDP, which accuses the ruling party of orchestrating 'political genocide' through systematic poaching of opposition officials.

An Abuja magistrate court will decide Tuesday whether to extend former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai's detention, while factional congresses in Bauchi and Oyo states signal widening divisions within Nigeria's main opposition party.

Nigeria's main opposition party confronts internal fractures as former Sokoto Governor Aminu Tambuwal defects to the African Democratic Congress while the Wike-aligned Board of Trustees urges an end to litigation.

President Tinubu emphasizes his democratic commitment while former Sokoto Governor Tambuwal abandons the opposition PDP for ADC, as economic concerns dominate discourse ahead of 2027 elections.

Nigeria's main opposition party faces deepening turmoil as two Adamawa senators defect to the ruling APC, reducing PDP's Senate representation to 14 seats while factional disputes over party control intensify.

At least four federal legislators have abandoned opposition parties in recent days, marking an acceleration of political realignment ahead of Nigeria's 2027 general elections.

The House of Representatives approved penalties of up to two years imprisonment and N10 million fines for dual party membership, even as three opposition senators cited internal crises to justify defecting to the ruling party.

Nigeria's main opposition party faces twin crises as three more senators join the ruling APC, pushing it toward a constitutional supermajority, while former Sokoto governor Aminu Tambuwal defects to ADC citing irreconcilable internal divisions.

Nigeria's main opposition party faces internal turmoil following a court ruling that nullified its national convention, while defections to the ruling APC continue ahead of the 2027 elections.

Nigeria's PDP and ADC grapple with factional disputes as the 2027 election cycle approaches, with the Turaki-led PDP faction pledging to field candidates despite ongoing party turmoil.

Nigeria's main opposition party lost four federal lawmakers to the ruling APC on Wednesday, as the House of Representatives moved to criminalise dual party membership with a ₦10 million fine and two-year jail term.