Sam Amadi, director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts, says supporters of Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate Peter Obi will be among the most reliable voters in the 2027 election. In posts on X, Amadi argues that while the “Obidient movement” and the “OK movement” may face internal challenges, Obi’s supporters are not in crisis and will reliably turn out to vote. Amadi also comments on party organization and stability in Nigeria, stating that apart from the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), there is no “truly organized political party” in the country. He adds that the APC is “fairly stable” because it is in government, enabling patronage, though he says it is still in serious crisis that may become more evident closer to the election. He characterizes Nigeria itself as being in a broad crisis and says it remains to be seen how these crises will develop into 2027. The remarks are presented as a political assessment ahead of the 2027 campaign season.
Sam Amadi says Peter Obi supporters will be Nigeria’s most reliable voters in 2027
Sam Amadi, director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts, says supporters of Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate Peter Obi will be among the most reliable voters i...
- Sam Amadi, a political analyst at the Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts, says Peter Obi’s supporters will be among the most reliable voters in 2027.
- Amadi says the Obidient and OK movements may be in crisis, but that Obi’s supporters are not.
- Amadi links perceived party stability to access to government patronage, saying the APC is relatively stable because it is in power.
- He says, aside from the APC, there is no “truly organized” political party in Nigeria.
- Amadi describes Nigeria as being in a broader crisis and says outcomes heading into 2027 are uncertain.
The Director of Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts, Sam Amadi, has declared that the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, presidential candidate, Peter Obi’s supporters would be the most reliable voters in 2027. Amadi said Obidient Movement and OK Movement may be in crisis but not Obi’s supporters because they are reliable. Posting on 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. “Actually apart from @OfficialAPCNg there is no truly organized political party in Nigeria. “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. “Nigeria is a massive crisis, nothing new. We wait to see how these crises play out in 2027. “We need a strong political movement beyond all these to save Nigeria. Hopefully after 2027 the real work begins.”
2 hours agoThe Director of Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts, Sam Amadi, has declared that the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, presidential candidate, Peter Obi’s supporters would be the most reliable voters in 2027. Amadi said Obidient Movement and OK Movement may be in crisis but not Obi’s supporters because they are reliable. Posting on X, […] 2027: Peter Obi’s supporters reliable voters – Sam Amadi
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