Atiku: ‘Five Days to Election, They Will Make Your Victory Suffer a Setback’ – Primate Ayodele Warns

The leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has warned former Vice President Atiku Abubakar about possible challenges that could affect his chances of winning an election, predicting that his anticipated victory could suffer a setback five days before the poll.

Ayodele made the statement while discussing Atiku’s political future and the potential difficulties he could encounter in his pursuit of electoral success.

The cleric advised the former vice president to be prepared for unexpected developments, particularly in the final days before an election, which he believes could threaten his chances of victory.

According to Ayodele, Atiku may face obstacles capable of disrupting his political plans at a critical moment.

“Atiku, see problem ahead. Five days to election, they will make your victory suffer setback,” the cleric said.

However, Ayodele did not identify the individuals or groups who might be responsible for the predicted setback. He also provided no specific details about the nature of the challenges he believes Atiku could encounter.

Atiku served as Nigeria’s vice president from 1999 to 2007 and has remained a major figure in the country’s opposition politics. He has contested the presidential election on multiple occasions as part of efforts to challenge the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).

His political ambitions continue to feature prominently in discussions about the future of Nigeria’s opposition parties and their prospects in upcoming elections.

Ayodele has made several predictions concerning Nigerian politicians and electoral developments. His latest warning focuses on the possibility of last-minute challenges affecting Atiku’s electoral ambitions.

However, the prediction remains an unverified forecast, with no evidence presented to establish that the anticipated setback will occur. The cleric also did not specify which election his warning concerns.

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