APM Postpones Makinde, Daura Presidential Campaign Office Unveiling
The Allied Peoples Movement has postponed the unveiling of its presidential campaign office for Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde and former presidential aspirant Ahmad Daura, which was scheduled to take place in Abuja.
The Allied Peoples Movement has postponed the unveiling of its presidential campaign office for Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde and former presidential aspirant Ahmad Daura.
The event, which was scheduled to hold in Abuja, was postponed by the party.
The development comes amid ongoing political realignments and preparations by opposition groups ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The APM has been positioning itself as part of efforts to build an alternative political platform ahead of the presidential election.
Makinde, the Oyo State governor, has been the subject of speculation over his political plans ahead of 2027, while Daura previously contested for the presidency under the APC.
The party is expected to announce a new date for the unveiling of the campaign office.
The postponement comes as political parties and movements intensify consultations and strategic positioning ahead of the 2027 elections.
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