2027: Primate Ayodele Explains Why Tinubu’s Second Term Is Uncertain

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has been cautioned by Primate Elijah Ayodele, the leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, not to get too comfortable with his desire for a second term because it is still uncertain.

In a statement issued by his media assistant, Osho Oluwatosin, Primate Ayodele stated that Tinubu’s second term is still in jeopardy and that individuals in his immediate vicinity have spiritually blinded him to keep him from seeing the difficulties that lie ahead.

The cleric pointed out that real supernatural intervention is needed to address the issues of insecurity and the economy, but if Tinubu lets the liars continue to trick him, his eyes won’t be opened until after the election, which might be too late.

“Tinubu’s second term is unstable. The economy is extremely flat, Tinubu is surrounded by liars, and the security sector need supernatural intervention. You have been spiritually blindfolded by those who are flocking to you and praising you; they are your foes.

“Tinubu has been blindfolded; his eyes will be opened after the election, but he should be granted a second term without any obstacles. The majority of those attending your party have come to make fun of you and tell you that everything is OK. Deceivers and psychopaths have gotten closer to you, and they will lie to you until you have problems.

The priest disclosed that the president will face significant difficulties in the north and southeast and that he is unsure of any potential solutions.

“You’ll have serious issues in the north and southeast; those areas haven’t been fixed for you yet, and I’m not sure if there is a solution.”

In addition, Primate Ayodele urged Nigerians to seek God’s face in order to win the 2027 election.

“Divine intervention is necessary for Nigeria to have a successful election.” Nigeria needs someone like Tinubu, but the negative aspects of his surroundings have made them weary of him. He has good intentions for Nigeria, but they have obscured his vision, making it difficult for him to see far,” he continued.