**Opposition Parties Will Remain in Disarray Until 2027 Elections – Akpabio** The President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, has stated that opposition parties in Nigeria will continue to grapple with internal issues until the conclusion of the 2027 general elections. Speaking at a reception in Uyo, Akpabio expressed his excitement whenever the opposition parties disagree with the ruling party's legislative decisions, indicating that this suggests their confusion and disorganisation. According to him, the opposition parties started their political activities ahead of the official timeline set by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), which suggests that they are still struggling to put their houses in order. While the ruling party is actively engaging in consultations and mobilisation across the country, opposition parties are still trying to form and register their parties, and are plagued by internal divisions and leadership disputes. Akpabio pointed to the Labour Party as an example, saying that despite having millions of votes in the past, they have now struggled to attract even a fraction of that number. He also cited the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) as another example of a party struggling with internal divisions, with multiple leaderships and offices in Abuja. This situation has led Akpabio to predict that opposition parties will remain in disarray until the 2027 elections are over. In Nigeria, the 2027 elections will be a crucial test for the ruling party and the opposition parties. The statement by Akpabio suggests that the ruling party is confident of its chances, but the opposition parties will need to work hard to overcome their internal issues and present a united front if they hope to win the elections. It remains to be seen whether Akpabio's prediction will come true, but one thing is certain: the 2027 elections will be a defining moment for Nigeria's political landscape.