“Primate Elijah Ayodele Reveals One Of The Reason That Will Lead To APC Failure In The 2027 Election

The leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has warned the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) against frustrating opposition parties by preventing them from displaying their campaign banners and billboards, saying such actions could contribute to the party’s failure.

The cleric gave the warning in a recent video posted on his official Facebook page, where he spoke about political activities ahead of the 2027 general elections and the possible mistakes that could work against the ruling party.

He cautioned that preventing rival political parties from displaying their banners and billboards could create further problems for the ruling party rather than strengthen its chances of retaining power.

The prophet maintained that the APC should not assume that frustrating its opponents would guarantee electoral victory, stressing that such an approach could eventually work against the party.

Ayodele said: “One of the reason that will lead to APC failure is by frustrating the Opposition by not allow them to paste they are banner or they are billboard, it will fail APC oh.”

His statement suggests that political competition should allow opposition parties the opportunity to communicate their messages to voters without unnecessary restrictions.

The cleric’s warning comes as political parties and their supporters continue to position themselves ahead of the 2027 elections, with the APC expected to defend its hold on the presidency and several other political offices.

The opposition, meanwhile, has been involved in discussions and political realignments aimed at presenting a strong challenge to the ruling party.

Ayodele’s comments highlight the importance of fairness in the political process, particularly regarding campaign activities and the ability of parties to reach voters.

He suggested that the APC could make a serious political mistake if it uses its position in government to frustrate opposition groups instead of allowing them to operate freely.

The cleric did not identify any specific state or government authority allegedly involved in preventing opposition parties from displaying campaign materials. He also did not mention a particular incident that prompted the warning.

However, he presented the restriction of opposition campaign banners and billboards as one of the actions that could contribute to the APC’s failure.

His remarks serve as a caution to the ruling party as preparations for the next general election gradually gather momentum.

Ayodele maintained that frustrating political opponents would not necessarily guarantee electoral success, warning that the APC could pay a political price if it adopts such an approach.

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