During a visit to Akure to present party flags to the governorship candidate Olugbenga Edema and his running mate Rotimi Adeyemi ahead of the November election, New Nigeria People's Party National Chairman Ajuri Ahmed disclosed that major opposition parties are currently holding discussions to form a powerful coalition aimed at unseating the ruling All Progressives Congress in the next general elections, though he noted that his party remains fully prepared to stand on its own if the alliance talks fail. While cautioning against internal party interference and expressing concerns over potential electoral manipulation, Chairman Ahmed urged supporters to vigilantly protect their ballots. Meanwhile, candidate Edema unveiled a comprehensive seven-point development agenda centering on free education across all levels, universal healthcare, local government autonomy, enhanced rural security, and youth and women empowerment through agriculture and industrialization.