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With the 2027 presidential election looming, a former national vice chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Salihu Moh Lukman, has penned a letter to former President Olusegun Obasanjo, urging him to mobilize former leaders to form a mega party and challenge the ruling party, according to The Sun.

Lukman's letter, which was made public, emphasized the need for a united opposition front to confront the APC and its candidate in the upcoming election. He argued that the refusal of opposition leaders to put aside their personal ambitions and form a united platform has hindered their ability to pose a credible challenge to the ruling party.

The former APC chieftain specifically mentioned that three former state governors and a group associated with one of the legacy parties that merged to form the APC are already working on a separate platform, with some even drawing up a leadership lineup for an imaginary party.

Lukman's letter serves as a clarion call to opposition leaders to put aside their differences and work towards forming a united front that can challenge the APC's dominance in the 2027 presidential election.

The letter has sparked intense debate and discussion among political analysts and stakeholders, with many calling for a united opposition front to challenge the APC's dominance.

As the 2027 presidential election draws near, it remains to be seen whether opposition leaders will heed Lukman's call and form a united front to challenge the APC.