2027: G100 unveils new title to unseat Tinubu

Opposition events have dropped the ‘G100’ tag and adopted ‘Coalition for Democracy’, as they step up plans to take away President Bola Tinubu from workplace within the 2027 normal election.

The coalition disclosed this on Thursday in a press release issued by one in all its conveners, Salihu Lukman, after a gathering of the Central Leadership Committee of the group in Abuja.

According to the coalition, the recent identification reveals the shared resolve of member events to guard constitutional democracy, uphold the rule of regulation and defend the essential political rights of Nigerians.

Recall that the group was put collectively after the primary Opposition Summit held on August 31, 2026, in Abuja, bringing collectively events such because the African Democratic Congress, ADC, Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, Peoples Redemption Party, PRP, Social Democratic Party, SDP, Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and Allied Peoples Movement, APM, amongst others.

The coalition additionally despatched a recent warning to the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, and the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC.

It accused the APC of steadily closing Nigeria’s democratic area and constructing an electoral system the place solely the ruling social gathering enjoys benefits intentionally withheld from the opposition.

“The APC is not just trying to win the election. It is trying to decide the conditions under which everybody else must contest it. This is what happens when a ruling party begins to confuse its control of government with ownership of democracy. You cannot be a contestant and insist on writing the rules for your opponents,” the coalition stated.

According to the coalition, with nearly 72 days till the January 16, 2027 polls, the actions of presidency our bodies and safety businesses solid severe doubt on whether or not Nigerians will likely be allowed to freely choose their leaders.

The group requested for an unbiased forensic audit of the voters’ register earlier than December 15. It additionally requested INEC to directly give all registered political events digital copies of the preliminary voters’ register and later the licensed register.