Peter Obi Makinde meeting Ibadan, Nigeria — Former presidential candidate Peter Obi met Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde on Tuesday in a closed-door meeting at the Governor’s Office in Ibadan.
The meeting lasted about two hours. It has sparked fresh political discussions across Nigeria ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Peter Obi Makinde meeting: Political Talks Behind Closed Doors
Obi arrived at the Oyo State Secretariat earlier in the day. He immediately entered a private meeting with Governor Makinde.
Both leaders did not disclose the details of their discussions. However, political observers believe the talks focused on national issues and possible alliances.
They also discussed opposition unity ahead of the 2027 elections.
Peter Obi Makinde meeting: Obi Speaks After the Meeting
Speaking briefly after the meeting, Obi said the engagement formed part of wider consultations on Nigeria’s future.
“Nigeria must work for everyone. We need a country that is secure, productive, and united,” Obi said.
He added that leaders must build a nation where citizens succeed based on fairness.
“We want a Nigeria where people succeed through hard work, not connections,” he added.
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Growing Opposition Consultations
The meeting comes shortly after a major opposition gathering in Ibadan. The event brought together key political figures across the country.
Analysts say these meetings suggest growing efforts to build a strong coalition ahead of 2027.
Obi has also met other national leaders in recent weeks, including former President Goodluck Jonathan.
What It Means for 2027
Although no formal agreement was announced, the meeting has increased political speculation.
Observers believe it could shape future alliances in Nigeria’s opposition politics.
For now, both leaders maintain that their focus remains on national development and unity.
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