Could Abayomi Mighty Be planning A Defection or Alliance with the Labour Party?
In a significant political development, Abayomi Mighty, a presidential aspirant for the 2027 elections, was said to have been seen in a closed-door meeting with top leaders of the Labour Party earlier today.
The meeting which took place in the early hours of Monday, has sparked widespread speculations about a possible alliance or even a defection, as Abayomi Mighty continues to take strategic steps towards realizing his ambition to lead Africa’s most populous nation. His visible engagements with political stakeholders signal a deliberate move to consolidate his political base ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Since announcing his intention to contest for the presidency, Abayomi Mighty has been steadily building alliances, making bold public statements, and positioning himself as a credible alternative to the current administration.
Sources close to the developments suggest that Abayomi Mighty is actively seeking a strong and viable platform to actualize his vision, particularly as the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), once considered a possible base, appears increasingly fragmented and disorganized. His choice to engage with Labour Party leaders is seen by analysts as a calculated and timely political move.
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Efforts by journalists to obtain details of the meeting proved unsuccessful, as no official statements were released by either party. However, in a brief conversation with reporters, Comrade Ikechukwu John Uformadu, Special Adviser on Media to Abayomi Mighty, hinted that the full essence of the meeting would unfold in the coming days. He emphasized that the discussions were focused on the collective interest of Nigerians which are aimed at rescuing the nation from what he described as President Tinubu’s “maladministration and mismanagement.” Ikechukwu further urged Nigerians to approach the 2027 elections with utmost seriousness, stressing that the future of the nation rests heavily on their choices.