PDP-APM alliance backs Makinde 2027
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Aug 27, 2026 · Last updated Aug 27, 2026
This political alliance is unlikely to have direct short-term market impact, but it could influence investor sentiment regarding Nigeria's political stability and policy continuity. Markets may monitor the strength of the opposition coalition as it could affect the outcome of the 2027 elections and subsequent economic policies.
Stakeholders of the Nigeria — People s Democratic Party and the India — Zoram People s Movement in Nigeria — Ekiti State convened in Ado-Ekiti to launch grassroots mobilisation in support of Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde's presidential bid for the 2027 general elections. The event, tagged 'APM Awareness Campaign,' was convened by PDP chieftain Lanre Fajuyi and drew participants from all 16 local government areas. The alliance, formalised in May 2026, positions Makinde as the APM presidential candidate and aims to provide a credible opposition to the ruling Nigeria — All Progressives Congress. Speakers, including PDP/APM South-West spokesperson Sanya Atofarati and APM Vice Chairman Remilekun Solola, emphasised the need to strengthen multi-party democracy and offer an alternative platform amid legal challenges facing the PDP. The campaign targets youths, women, artisans, and other stakeholders to build support for Makinde ahead of the elections.
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