16/10/2025
No Politician Can Challenge Tinubu In 2027 – Daniel Bwala Declares
“No Politician Can Challenge Tinubu in 2027” – Presidency Declares Amid Growing Confidence
The Presidency has expressed unwavering confidence in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s political dominance ahead of the 2027 general elections, insisting that no opposition figure in Nigeria currently possesses the structure, influence, or national reach to challenge him successfully.
Daniel Bwala, Special Adviser to the President on Policy Communication, made this assertion on Tuesday during a high-level interactive session with over 100 pro-Tinubu support groups drawn from across the country.
The event, themed “Meet and Greet with the Spokesman,” took place in Abuja and served as an avenue to strengthen coordination between the Presidency and its nationwide network of grassroots supporters.
Building Loyalty and Grassroots Communication
Bwala explained that the gathering was not a political rally but an effort to recognize and appreciate the numerous groups that have remained loyal to President Tinubu before and after the 2023 elections.
He noted that such meetings are crucial in maintaining direct communication with the people and ensuring that citizens are informed about government programs, reforms, and achievements.
“This meeting is about deepening engagement. These support groups are the backbone of the President’s success story, and they must continue to play active roles in governance,” Bwala said.
According to him, the administration views support groups as strategic partners who go beyond electioneering to contribute to policy advocacy, national unity, and public enlightenment.
Tinubu’s Reforms Restoring Confidence
The presidential aide also highlighted the administration’s economic and policy reforms as evidence of Tinubu’s capacity for leadership, describing the current phase as one of “recovery and consolidation.”
He stated that the bold steps taken by the President—especially in the areas of fiscal reform, economic stabilization, and institutional restructuring—have started yielding measurable results, even though the process requires time and patience.
“We have transitioned from a phase of renewed hope to one of recovery. Nigerians are beginning to see the impact of government policies in key sectors,” Bwala explained.
He emphasized that the administration’s long-term vision is focused on economic independence, industrialization, and improved governance that will benefit every Nigerian.
‘No Opposition Figure Can Match Tinubu’s Capacity’
When asked about possible challengers to President Tinubu in the 2027 polls, Bwala was unequivocal in his response.
“At this moment, there is no politician in Nigeria who has the political weight, experience, or national structure to confront President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. His political foundation cuts across every region and ethnic divide,” he declared confidently.
Bwala also argued that Tinubu’s proven political strategy, his ability to navigate Nigeria’s complex political terrain, and his track record of empowering grassroots movements make him a formidable candidate heading into the next general elections.
Nationwide and International Support
The Abuja meeting reportedly featured representatives from all six geopolitical zones and even delegates from the United Kingdom, symbolizing Tinubu’s broad base of support at home and abroad.
Bwala maintained that such diversity reflects the President’s commitment to inclusive governance, national stability, and citizen participation.
“Our goal is not just about elections; it’s about governance continuity. These groups must be involved in policy communication and community-level impact,” he added.
Looking Ahead to 2027
The statement from the Presidency reinforces the growing perception that President Tinubu remains a dominant political force, even as opposition parties begin strategizing ahead of 2027.
Observers note that while the administration faces criticism over economic challenges, the President’s loyal base remains strong, particularly among grassroots organizations and political stakeholders who believe his reform agenda is setting a new direction for Nigeria.
As Bwala summed it up, “Support groups are not just for election seasons—they are partners in nation-building. President Tinubu’s legacy will not be measured by promises, but by the transformation that Nigerians can feel in their daily lives.”
