According to him, the opposition parties lack the unity and structure required to mount a successful challenge against the President, regardless of the candidates they eventually field.
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Jibrin maintained that the ruling party remains strategically positioned for victory, citing what he described as favourable political realities and nationwide dynamics.
“The opposition lost it already,” he said, adding that internal divisions among opposition groups further weaken their electoral prospects.
His comments add to the growing wave of political predictions and counter-predictions ahead of the 2027 general elections, as politicians across party lines continue to assess alliances, defections and emerging coalitions.
While supporters of the ruling party have consistently projected confidence in President Tinubu’s chances, opposition figures have maintained that electoral outcomes will depend on governance performance, voter sentiment and national security conditions closer to the election period.
The 2027 race is widely expected to be shaped by coalition-building efforts, internal party reforms and shifting alliances across Nigeria’s major political blocs.
