NDC vice-presidential candidate Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso says Peter Obi, the party’s presidential candidate for the 2027 election, has signed a written agreement committing to a single four-year term if elected president. Kwankwaso made the comments on Channels Television’s Politics Today, describing the arrangement as the basis for building an alliance and coordinating political support ahead of the general election. He said he personally believes Obi will honour the pledge, pointing to what he describes as Obi’s seriousness and reliability, and said both sides agreed after comparing their political “blueprints” and visions for Nigeria. Kwankwaso also said the broader plan is for power to return to Northern Nigeria in 2031 after the completion of the term. Premium Times reports that two written agreements are involved, while other outlets describe a single signed accord on one-term service and rotation. The reports also align with statements attributed to Obi, who has previously said he will serve only one term if elected, linking the pledge to support for Nigeria’s zoning principle rather than seeking more than constitutionally allowed time.