BREAKING: “If Kwankwaso & Obi Believed They Can Fix Nigeria, Why Not Unite To Defeat Atiku In ADC.”— Nwakobi

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Chris Nwakobia, a seasoned political analyst and social activist, has raised critical questions regarding the strategic choices made by top opposition figures ahead of the 2027 general elections. He expressed deep concerns about the persistent lack of unity among key political actors who claim to have a common goal. Nwakobia noted that the inability of major candidates to consolidate their efforts remains a significant advantage for the incumbent.

According to a video posted on the Official YouTube channel of Arise News on Sunday May 10, 2026, while examining the shifting alliances within the Nigerian political space, he questioned the logic behind recent party moves. He asked, “if Kwankwaso and Peter Gregory Obi believe that together they can fix our country, why didn’t they unite in the ADC to defeat Atiku Abubakar?”

The legal practitioner argued that the decision of high profile politicians to move between various parties without achieving a broad coalition is a major setback for the opposition’s credibility. He observed that while many leaders profess a desire to fix the nation, their actions often suggest a preference for individual prominence. This lack of coordination, he believes, weakens the collective strength needed to challenge the ruling party effectively.

Furthermore, Nwakobia clarified that his critique is not an endorsement of any specific candidate but rather a call for political sincerity and strategic cooperation. He pointed out that the Nigerian electorate is increasingly weary of fragmented efforts that do not produce tangible results. In his view, the opposition must transcend personal rivalries and focus on building a robust platform that prioritizes national stability over personal political gain.

In his concluding remarks, Nwakobia urged opposition leaders to engage in honest dialogue and consider the long term implications of their current divisions on the country’s democracy. He emphasized that the time for individualistic politics is over and that only a genuine, united front can offer a viable alternative to the status quo. He remains hopeful that the spirit of sacrifice will eventually prevail for the sake of Nigeria.