Former President Goodluck Jonathan and Labour Party leader Peter Obi held a closed-door meeting focused on strategies for the 2027 general elections.
The discussion centered on the possibility of fielding a single consensus candidate to represent opposition parties at the polls.
Sources indicate that both leaders examined the current political landscape and emphasized the need for greater cohesion among opposition groups.
Their deliberations explored frameworks for collaboration that could strengthen electoral competitiveness and avoid vote splitting.
While no formal resolutions were announced, the meeting signals early moves toward building alliances ahead of the next election cycle.
Further consultations with other key stakeholders are expected as talks on a unified opposition platform continue.
