2027 Election: Primate Ayodele Releases Strong Prophecy on Tinubu's 'Defeat'
- Primate Babatunde Elijah Ayodele said President Bola Ahmed Tinubu must brace up ahead of the 2027 election
- Primate Ayodele admonished President Tinubu to immediately change his strategy "before it is too late"
- The outspoken cleric declared in a new prophecy that somebody powerful is coming to unseat Tinubu
Legit.ng journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf has over 9 years of experience covering elections, politics, and governance in Nigeria.
Oke Afa, Lagos state - Primate Elijah Ayodele has said that the probability of President Bola Tinubu suffering defeat in the 2027 election is real.
Ayodele, founder of the Inri Evangelical Spiritual Church, Lagos, spoke in a video shared on his church's official Facebook page, on Wednesday, August 6. The video was seen by Legit.ng.

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According to the cleric, Tinubu should not over rely on northerners.
To avoid a defeat in the 2027 election, Primate Ayodele asked the incumbent Nigerian leader to "change your strategy."

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He said:
“Somebody powerful is coming to unseat Tinubu. Tinubu must brace up. Northerners will not help you. They are not of your interest.
"Areas where you are supposed to work in the north, you have not gone there. You are only pacifying them. All the pleading you are doing won't help the situation. They are adamant.
"Change your strategy before it is too late. If you don't change your strategy, you will see that you make efforts, then that efforts will not give results."
Primate Ayodele's video can be watched in full below:
Tinubu and 2027 politics
Legit.ng reports that as Nigeria inches toward the 2027 presidential election, the opposition coalition, floated on the platform of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) , is quietly mapping a strategy that take over power.
Realignments and northern political recalibrations are redrawing the 2027 chessboard.

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Tinubu’s administration has leaned into institution-building and fiscal tightening. But opposition leaders argue that these policies are disconnected from the people’s daily realities , fueling a perception of elitist governance.
Despite the reassurance that Nigeria is nearing the end of the tunnel, opposition leaders continue to accuse President Tinubu of subjecting the masses to economic hardship.
'Tinubu most favoured to win 2027 poll' – Expert
Meanwhile, a socio-political analyst, Segun Akinleye, said President Tinubu currently remains the most favoured candidate to win the 2027 presidential election, citing the president’s political structure and support base across Nigeria.
He argued that the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) still controls the majority of states and enjoys the backing of some opposition governors, factors that further strengthen Tinubu’s chances of re-election.
Akinleye told Legit.ng:
"We appear to be obsessed with 2027 elections while still in 2025. The president needs not lose sleep on reelection if he does well in office."
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Ayodele sends warning message to governors
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Primate Ayodele warned Nigerian governors not to underestimate the ADC coalition platform.
According to the cleric, some Nigerian governors may be democratically sacked from office in the 2027 general election.
In a statement signed by Osho Oluwatosin, his media aide, sent to Legit.ng, Primate Ayodele disclosed that the coalition platform has the power to take over some seats in Nigeria, and governors must work very hard to ensure they retain their states.
Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng