Okene Newshub, February 27 2026.
A fresh wave of controversy has hit Nigeria after Primate Elijah Ayodele, leader of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, declared that “between now and 2027 a sitting president will pass away.” The cleric made the statement during a recent church service, warning of a looming political shake‑up ahead of the 2027 general elections. He did not name any country or leader, leaving the prophecy open to speculation.
The pronouncement quickly went viral on social media, with Nigerians split between believers who point to Ayodele’s previous, sometimes accurate, political predictions and critics who say such remarks could inflame tensions and create unnecessary anxiety. Supporters argue the prophecy should be taken seriously, while opponents call it vague and potentially destabilizing.
As the nation heads toward another election cycle, security analysts and political observers are urging calm, stressing that unverified prophecies should not dictate public discourse. Authorities have not commented on the claim, and no official government response has been issued.
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