The G100 has called on opposition political parties, their leaders, candidates, and members to embrace cooperation rather than division ahead of the First Summit of Nigeria's opposition political parties scheduled for Monday in Abuja. In a statement signed by Salihu Moh. Lukman, the group said the gathering comes at a defining moment for the country's democracy. The G100 noted that millions of Nigerians are looking to the opposition to offer a credible alternative. The group emphasised that cooperation does not require any party to surrender its history, identity, or ambitions.
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