Violence Threatens 2027 Polls as Rival Camps Clash

As the 2027 general elections draw near, political violence and threats are escalating, with rival groups clashing over the fate of Tinubu. Supporters of both 'Tinubu must come' and 'Tinubu must go' have engaged in violent confrontations, raising concerns about the safety of politicians and voters.

In Borno, a commissioner has sparked outrage by threatening to flog non-APC supporters, highlighting the growing use of intimidation as a political strategy.

Political leaders across the nation are increasingly resorting to threats against voters and opponents, exacerbating tensions ahead of the polls. David Mark has called on ECOWAS to intervene, urging the federal government and INEC to address the looming crisis and ensure a peaceful election environment.