Crucially, Olujobi has drawn parallels to the "Abiola saga," referring to the late Chief M.K.O. Abiola whose 1993 presidential victory was annulled. The prophet warned that while Tinubu’s triumph is "certain," he must exercise "wisdom and great restraint" to ensure his victory does not mirror Abiola’s tragic fate. He noted that without fervent prayer and caution, there is a risk of seeing "triumph but not rule". Implications for Key Political Actors
: Figures like Seyi Makinde of Oyo State have been advised to abandon higher aspirations, while others like Ademola Adeleke of Osun State are warned of "massive betrayal" regarding their re-election bids. Context and Public Reception Crucially, Olujobi has drawn parallels to the "Abiola
Prophecies in Nigeria often serve as a blend of spiritual guidance and political commentary, frequently stirring controversy. While some followers view Olujobi as an authoritative voice—citing his early predictions of Tinubu's 2023 victory as evidence of his accuracy—critics often dismiss such declarations as "mere predictions" or "human calculation". He noted that without fervent prayer and caution,
Olujobi’s prophecies extend to various high-profile figures in Nigeria: While some followers view Olujobi as an authoritative
: The prophet has suggested that while these leaders will remain influential, their efforts to unseat Tinubu through coalitions will likely be unsuccessful. He even previously predicted that legal or political challenges could "permanently silent" Obi's political career.