The Labour Party has declared that it possesses the strength and grassroots support to win the 2027 presidential election on its own without merging with other opposition parties, pointing to its strong performance in 2023 as proof of its independent capability to unseat the ruling All Progressives Congress. The party's spokesperson denied recent rumors of merger talks with figures from the New Nigeria Peoples Party and the Peoples Democratic Party, clarifying that while no official coalition meetings have taken place or been requested by opposition groups, the party remains open to scrutinizing a potential alliance if the terms are right. Meanwhile, prominent political figures like Rabiu Kwankwaso and Peter Obi have also distanced themselves from these coalition rumors, even as the acting chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party argues that defeating the current administration in 2027 will be impossible without a unified opposition front that includes his party.