Morakinyo Akinleye, a Federal Commissioner with the Public Complaints Commission in Nigeria, has publicly declared that any coalition formed against President Bola Tinubu’s re-election for a second term in 2027 is destined to be 'dead on arrival.' His comments were made at a grassroots mobilization rally supporting both Tinubu and Ogun West Senator Solomon Adeola, suggesting strong confidence in Tinubu's leadership and re-election prospects. Akinleye praised Adeola's commitment to selfless service and transformative leadership, positioning him as an ideal gubernatorial candidate for the upcoming elections.

During the event in Ayetoro, Yewa North Local Government Area, Akinleye emphasized the government's efforts to revitalize Nigeria's economy, asserting that Tinubu’s administration is proactively working to ensure national prosperity. He pointed to various bold initiatives being implemented to strengthen the economy and improve the country’s outlook. According to Akinleye, these efforts make any opposition against Tinubu not only ineffective but also irrelevant in the context of his administration's goals.

The context of these remarks reflects the political landscape in Nigeria as the 2027 elections approach, where the ruling party, under Tinubu's leadership, appears to be building a solid foundation against potential challengers. With Akinleye's endorsement of Adeola and the administration's economic strategies, there is a clear attempt to consolidate support within its base while discrediting dissenting voices, thereby tightening the political narrative as the election date nears.