“2027 Will Not Be Politics as Usual — It Will Be a War Game,” Says Nigerian Prophet

A Nigerian prophet, widely recognized for issuing controversial yet strikingly accurate predictions, has offered a deep reflection on the current political and social conditions in Nigeria and beyond, tying them to prophecies he claims to have delivered as early as 2022. In a far-reaching interview, the prophet reiterated earlier warnings he gave against voting for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, as well as predictions about crises in South Sudan, Somalia, Haiti, and even the United States under Donald Trump.

“Yes, I warned Nigerians not to vote for Bola Tinubu or APC in 2022,” he said. “I said his leadership would make life harder, and today, we are all seeing the results.” Still, the prophet made a stunning declaration: “Despite everything, Tinubu is the one to vote for in 2027 — but his second term is not guaranteed.”

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Divine Prophecy or Political Insight?

The prophet claimed that divine revelations, not political analysis, are the basis of his predictions. “These are not guesses. I warned Ghanaians against voting for Mahama, predicted Fubara’s clash with Wike before he became Rivers governor, and foresaw Trump’s global crisis. These are visions.”

In a shocking twist, he claimed that if Nigerians vote for Peter Obi in 2027, “tragedy will strike the nation.” Similarly, he warned that an Atiku presidency would collapse the country. Despite previously warning against Tinubu, he now insists the APC leader is the one to back in the next election — unless “three divinely chosen names” emerge, which he says would signal the end of Tinubu’s political reign.

“I will not reveal those names yet. But when one of them declares, I’ll announce it boldly: This is the man. And Tinubu will not win.”

Warnings for Tinubu and State Leaders

The prophet did not hold back in issuing urgent warnings to President Tinubu regarding his personal safety and the stability of the presidency.

“Tinubu’s security has been compromised. There’s a poisoning threat — especially to the First Lady. Cooks must be changed. There is also a risk of gunfire within the Villa. He must act now.”

He also advised the president not to replace Vice President Kashim Shettima, despite forthcoming tensions. “They will have issues, but Tinubu must let Shettima finish.”

He foresaw conflict with Lagos Governor Sanwo-Olu and Speaker Obasa, warning that Obasa risks downfall through “drink and women” if he’s not vigilant.

State-Level Revelations: Battles, Betrayals, and Bombs

The prophet detailed revelations about various Nigerian states:

• Imo State: Governor Hope Uzodimma may face deceit from within the presidency and must choose his successor wisely.
• Abia: Governor Alex Otti has potential but will face betrayal and may exit the Labour Party. Traditional rulers and assembly defections are looming.
• Adamawa: Governor Fintiri is likely to leave PDP and face violent political clashes with Atiku and Ribadu. He may also struggle to install a successor.
• Delta: Sheriff may not be embraced fully in APC and risks internal rebellion. A bombing attempt must be prevented.
• Oyo: Political unrest is brewing. Muslims and Oke-Ogun people will challenge Ibadan’s dominance. Adebayo Adelabu cannot become governor; Teslim Folarin may rise but lacks political stamina.
• Niger: The governor’s efforts may be overshadowed by security crises and internal political wars.

Security, Disasters, and Global Threats

A key focus of the prophet’s warnings was national insecurity. He predicted the rise of a new terrorist group alongside Boko Haram, with bombings expected in Borno, Kano, Bauchi, Abuja, Rivers, and parts of the South.

“Tinubu must restructure Nigeria’s security architecture immediately. The Inspector-General of Police must be replaced,” he warned.

On infrastructure and disasters, he predicted:

• Floods in multiple states including Lagos, Oyo, Plateau, Benue, and Jigawa.
• A temporary blackout in telecom services like MTN, Airtel, and Glo.
• Fires in major locations like Shoprite and Eleganza.
• Potential airline faults, advising Air Peace to carry out urgent checks.

He also warned against allowing France to establish a military base in Nigeria, calling it a potential disaster.

Global Concerns and Notable Figures at Risk

The prophet warned of attacks on religious gatherings in Edo, Ogun, Lagos, Enugu, and Delta. He predicted a possible military revolt, the re-emergence of militants, and the rise of new insurgent groups.

On health, he urged prayers for figures like:

• Wole Soyinka
• Alex Ferguson
• Chairman of Elizade Motors
• Baba Ijebu
• Natasha Akpoti (due to over-traveling)
• Sanusi Lamido Sanusi (potential poisoning risk)

He also predicted that a Supreme Court judge may be indicted or removed, and that justices in the Court of Appeal face looming danger.

Final Word: “Nigeria Has a Great Future — But Her Leaders Must Listen”

Despite the bleak prophecies, the prophet maintained a thread of hope. He believes Nigeria’s international image will soon improve, and the country’s passport and oil industry will regain respect.

“Nigeria has a great future — but only if her leaders heed the signs. This is not pessimism; it is prophecy.”

As 2027 approaches, this prophet’s words — whether viewed as divine revelation or political insight — continue to stir national conversation.