JA’OJI: THE LOYALIST UNDER FIRE — AND THE HYPOCRITE CALLED ZAITAWA
…The hypocrites noise and Ja’oji rise, Why Zaitawa can’t stand the truth.
By Shariff Aminu Ahlan
In the political corridors of Kano and beyond, one name echoes with loyalty, generosity, and unwavering commitment to the ideals of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Ja’oji, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Leadership and Citizenship.
While others talk, Ja’oji acts. While others pretend, Ja’oji delivers. And while pretenders like Zaitawa thrive on envy and cheap propaganda, Ja’oji continues to touch lives and inspire the grassroots with results that speak louder than the noise of jealous men.
This is the same Ja’oji who disbursed ₦50,000 each to one thousand people, donated 55 motorcycles, and gifted cars to ward leaders in Tarauni Local Government, not as political inducement, but as genuine empowerment to lift people from hardship. The same Ja’oji whose philanthropy has quietly transformed countless lives, giving hope to families abandoned by the system.
And now, because his light shines too brightly, the cockroaches of politics begin to scatter. One of them ..a self-made clown and political opportunist known as Zaitawa, has chosen to fabricate lies and wave around childish accusations of “anti-party” and “undermining the Presidency.” Laughable! How can a man who represents the Presidency be accused of undermining it? How can a pillar of loyalty be accused by a man who has built his reputation on jumping from one office to another, desperately begging for relevance?
Let the truth be told: Zaitawa is no ally to the Hon. Hafizu Kawu or anyone else. He is an ally only to himself, a wandering parasite feeding on controversy, a man whose only mission is to get noticed. He thrives on gossip and blackmail, hoping that one day, someone like Ja’oji will summon him and “calm” him with incentives. That is his game plan, his addiction, his survival tactic, and everyone in the political space knows it.
But this time, he picked the wrong target. Ja’oji is not a politician that plays dirty games for validation. He is a man of vision, integrity, and compassion — a loyal Tinubu soldier whose works speak louder than the noise of envious detractors.
No one can silence the wave of love and acceptance rising for Ja’oji across the state. The calls from his people for him to contest for the House of Representatives are not manufactured, they are the voices of gratitude from the very people whose lives he has transformed.
As if his childish accusations weren’t embarrassing enough, Zaitawa has now stooped even lower, claiming that Ja’oji moves around with a convoy of aides, bodyguards, and DSS officials. In his myopic and narrow thiught, he even boasted about submitting a petition to “relevant authorities.” But let’s be honest — what exactly is illegal about a public figure being protected by security operatives?
Ja’oji is not just a political aide; he’s a national figure, a philanthropist, and a man constantly in touch with the masses. He interacts daily with communities, youths, and beneficiaries of his empowerment programs — people who look up to him as a beacon of hope. Such a man naturally deserves protection. Security detail isn’t a symbol of arrogance; it’s a necessity.
Ironically, Zaitawa’s attack only exposes the sickness of envy. If billionaire businessmen and influential figures across the country move around with security, why should Ja’oji, who belongs to that same class, be singled out? His success and relevance have elevated him into the league of achievers, and that’s what burns the heart of the pretenders.
So the question remains: is there any crime in success?
Or is Zaitawa’s real frustration simply that he can’t command that level of respect, attention, or influence?
Shariff Aminu Ahlan
APC Intellectual Warrior .
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