Renowned political economist, Professor Pat Utomi, has offered significant insights into Peter Obi’s 2027 presidency plans, asserting that the former Labour Party presidential candidate is unequivocally set to contest the upcoming election. This declaration comes amidst growing speculation and strategic realignments within Nigeria’s political landscape, underscoring the dynamic nature of presidential aspirations. Utomi, a respected voice in national discourse, also issued a stern warning, stating he would withdraw his unwavering support if Obi were to accept a vice-presidential slot, highlighting the high stakes involved in Obi’s political trajectory and the clear path he is expected to follow.
Professor Utomi made these emphatic statements during an exclusive interview on Channels Television’s “Politics Today,” a platform often used for pivotal political discussions. His categorical assertion, “I can tell you that Peter Obi will contest for the presidency. The day he becomes somebody’s vice president, I walk away from his corner. I can tell you that for a fact,” leaves no room for ambiguity regarding his expectations for Obi’s future. This declaration sets a clear benchmark for Obi’s supporters and opponents alike, shaping the narrative around his potential candidacy and offering a glimpse into the emerging Peter Obi 2027 election strategy.
The pronouncement by Utomi gains added weight following Peter Obi’s recent formal defection to the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Enugu. This move, announced just days
