Primate Ayodele Warns Tinubu About Trump: “He Might Arrest You If You Win the 2027 Election”

According to a report from a video posted on Primate Elijah Ayodele’s official Facebook page on the 9th October, 2026, the cleric has continued to raise concerns about the United States’ possible involvement in Nigeria’s 2027 presidential election, warning President Bola Ahmed Tinubu about his relationship with US President Donald Trump.

In the statement provided, Ayodele reportedly said, “Tinubu, America doesn’t like you. If you win the 2027 election, Donald Trump might arrest you.” However, the exact wording of this particular statement could not be independently verified, and the quotation should be checked against the original Facebook video before publication.

Ayodele, the leader of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has recently made several public statements about the United States and Nigeria’s forthcoming presidential election. His comments have focused on what he describes as Washington’s interest in the political direction of Nigeria and the potential consequences for the country’s leadership.

On September 25, 2026, a report by Business Africa quoted Ayodele as claiming that the United States wanted to influence who would become Nigeria’s next president. He reportedly argued that American involvement could extend beyond supporting a particular political party. These remarks reflect the cleric’s interpretation of international political developments rather than an independently established US plan.

Ayodele also warned Tinubu about the American government in comments reported on September 27, 2026. According to Business Africa, the cleric questioned the relationship between Nigeria and the United States and expressed concern about the implications of agreements between the two countries. He also made claims about possible developments surrounding the 2027 election.

In another report published in October 2026, Ayodele reportedly warned against American involvement in Nigeria’s electoral process and claimed that Trump was unhappy with Tinubu. These statements have added to public discussion about Nigeria’s diplomatic relationship with Washington ahead of the next presidential contest.

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