The New Nigeria Peoples Party, NNPP, has said that it is not part of the G-100 coalition ahead of the forthcoming 2027 general elections.
The National Chairman of the party, Agbo Major, made the declaration on Sunday while responding to questions in an interview on Arise Television.
He said the party nominated its presidential candidate but had to step down due to logistical and administrative challenges.
He said the absence of a presidential candidate for the NNPP reflected its ongoing consultations and understanding with other parties.
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“We are still reviewing all available options. The party will meet very soon to take a definitive position on our next steps.
“The NNPP is not part of the G-100 coalition. For the first time they are giving this. We look at this as an experiment. Let’s see if it works.
“For us as a party, we haven’t been around the tough for a very long time. We we are afraid looking at the class of the people that are trying to come together. The issues will be who steps down for the other,” he said.
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