August 30, 2026
By Omeiza Ajayi
ABUJA: The G100 has called on opposition political parties, their leaders, candidates and members to embrace cooperation rather than division as they prepare for the First Summit of Nigeria’s opposition political parties holding Monday in Abuja.
In a statement on Sunday in Abuja and signed by Salihu Moh. Lukman on behalf of the group, the G100 said the gathering comes at a defining moment for the country’s democracy, noting that “millions of Nigerians are looking to the opposition not merely to criticise the government of the day, but to demonstrate the maturity, discipline and sense of national purpose required to offer a credible alternative.”
The group acknowledged that every political party retains its own history, identity and ambitions, but insisted that working together does not require any party to abandon these.
