The Disciples of Jagaban (DOJ) have described President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s recent visit to Kaduna State as a political masterstroke that extends beyond the 2027 general elections.

National Coordinator of the group, Hon. Comrade Abdulhakeem Adegoke Alawuje, in a statement, said Tinubu’s political journey was not ordinary but divinely orchestrated, stressing that his emergence and resilience were guided by grace, foresight and destiny.

According to him, Tinubu had gone far ahead on the 2027 path even before contesting in 2023, adding that his calmness should not be mistaken for weakness.

“Those who underestimate him are playing a dangerous game. Tinubu is not only strategic; he is divinely shielded and destined to succeed,” he declared.

Alawuje likened Tinubu’s critics to eagles grumbling at the vulture, warning that those attacking the President on ethnic grounds would only end up deepening divisions.

“Their moves will backfire politically, socially and spiritually,” he said.

He argued that the battle for 2027 was already over before it began, noting that the real contest was fought and won in 2023.

“Anyone who contributed to Tinubu’s victory in 2023 cannot undo their support. It is too late. Victory is not built on popularity contests but on divine will and strategic alliances,” he said.

The DOJ leader said those currently raising their voices against Tinubu were only seeking relevance ahead of 2031.

“Their noise is necessary for democracy, but it will not alter the reality of Tinubu’s mandate,” he added.

He insisted that Nigerians must come to terms with Tinubu’s leadership as part of God’s plan for the nation, describing the President as “a divine project.”

Reaffirming loyalty, Alawuje said the DOJ would remain committed to the Tinubu project “as long as he continues to work for the unity, peace and progress of Nigeria.” (The Nation)