Former Edo State governor, Adams Oshiomhole, has dismissed the possibility of victory for former Vice President Atiku Abubakar in the 2027 general election.

He also ruled out a win for Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi, saying both candidates would face defeat if they contest, whether separately or together.

Speaking on Sunday, during an appearance on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics, Oshiomhole addressed speculation that Atiku and Obi might run on a joint ticket under the African Democratic Congress (ADC) platform.

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He argued that both politicians have a history of electoral defeats, whether contesting together or separately, and would face the same outcome if they unite again against President Bola Tinubu.

“Did Atiku and Obi not run together before and contested against APC? .

“You can throw any number you want to throw but the point is that when these two ran together, they were loudly defeated by APC.

“So why are you suggesting if the two, when they did before, what happened?” Oshiomhole said.

He continued: “You are the one who is recycling history. They have a history of being defeated together, and they have a history of being defeated apart.

“They ran together, they were defeated, they ran separately, they were defeated.

“If they come back together, very good. They will still be defeated.”