Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in the 2023 elections, says the African Democratic Congress (ADC) coalition is faltering because it has yet to settle questions on zoning and the rotation of key offices.

The former Anambra governor spoke in an interview on YouTube by ‘Advocacy for Good Governance.’

Obi added the coalition must tidy up loose ends and agree on a shared direction for the country.

“Today, I’m a member of the Labour Party, okay, and I subscribe to the coalition, the ADC coalition, for the 2027 election and I believe in it,” Obi said.

“Today, I’m a member of the Labour Party, okay, and I subscribe to the coalition — the ADC coalition — for the 2027 election and I believe in it.

“But as much as I believe in it, I need to know the fundamentals that we all agree to respect.

“But in all this, there are still some fine lines that we need to respect, where things must be done properly, where we must sit down and talk about where we’re driving the country to.

“Today, we have what we can say are unsigned agreements about the presidency, unsigned agreements about rotation of offices.

“Which is why if you say this person will come from here and this person will come from there, all those things need to be organised.

“The reason why it needs to be organised is: if you don’t do it, you create confusion for the future.”