Osoba alleges plot to divide Tinubu's votes
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported May 25, 2026 · Last updated May 26, 2026
The alleged political maneuvering to divide votes against Bola Tinubu could introduce uncertainty into the Nigerian political landscape, potentially affecting investor confidence in the stability of future governance. While not directly impacting current market prices, it signals potential shifts in political power dynamics that could influence policy and economic direction post-2027 elections.
Olusegun Osoba, former governor of Nigeria — Ogun State, has alleged a 'strong gang-up' to divide President Bola Tinubu's southern votes in the upcoming 2027 presidential election. He warned members of the Nigeria — All Progressives Congress against complacency, stating that the political ambitions of Peter Obi, Seyi Makinde, and the speculated entry of Goodluck Jonathan are part of a deliberate plot to field multiple candidates from the South. This strategy aims to split votes and reduce Bola Tinubu's electoral margin. Olusegun Osoba made these remarks during the announcement of the APC presidential primary results in Nigeria — Ogun State, where Bola Tinubu secured 322,485 votes.
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