By By Elizabeth Ugbo
The League of Imams and Alfas in Yorubaland has declared it will not endorse any politician or political party ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 general elections. The Islamic body announced its position to maintain political neutrality across Yorubaland during the forthcoming electoral process.
League of Imams Rejects Political Endorsement
The League made it clear that it would not publicly support any political candidate or party ahead of the 2027 elections.
The declaration establishes the organisation’s position on political participation as preparations for the general elections continue.
2027 Elections: Religious Leaders Maintain Neutrality
Meanwhile, the League’s position highlights the importance of religious neutrality during the election period.
The declaration also separates the organisation from partisan political activities ahead of the polls.
As political parties and their candidates prepare for the elections, the League has maintained its decision not to endorse any contender.
Its position means politicians cannot count on an official endorsement from the Islamic organisation.
Focus on the 2027 General Elections
The 2027 general elections will determine Nigeria’s next political leadership at various levels of government.
Consequently, political parties and aspirants continue to position themselves ahead of the nationwide contest.
However, the League of Imams and Alfas in Yorubaland has chosen not to align itself with any political party or candidate.
