“What God Told Me The Three Presidential Aspirants Will Do In The 2027 Election – Ayodele Reveals

The leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has claimed that three presidential aspirants are preparing to engage in electoral malpractice ahead of Nigeria’s forthcoming presidential election.

Ayodele made the claim in a recent video posted on his official Facebook page on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, while speaking about the political activities and possible strategies of some presidential contenders.

The cleric specifically mentioned former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and the Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, alleging that both politicians would be involved in attempts to manipulate the electoral process in their respective political strongholds.

According to him, Atiku would allegedly attempt to rig votes in the northern part of the country, while Obi would also be involved in similar activities in the South-East.

Ayodele further claimed that another presidential aspirant was among those preparing to engage in electoral malpractice, although he did not identify the third individual.

Speaking in the video, the cleric said, “However in the north, Atiku is going to rig, in the southeast Obi is also going to rig, three Presidential aspirants are in line of rigging, so nobody is not going to do rigging, rigging three of them are set for rigging.”

The cleric’s comments suggest that he believes electoral malpractice could become a major issue in the forthcoming presidential contest, with different political contenders allegedly seeking to influence results in regions where they enjoy considerable political support.

His remarks also raise questions about the conduct of political actors as preparations for the next presidential election gather momentum.

Atiku and Obi were among the major contenders in the 2023 presidential election, which was won by President Bola Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Atiku contested the election on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), while Obi represented the Labour Party. Both candidates challenged the outcome of the election in court but their petitions were unsuccessful.

Their political influence, particularly in the North and South-East, respectively, has continued to feature prominently in discussions about the country’s next presidential contest.

Ayodele did not provide evidence to substantiate his allegations or explain the circumstances surrounding the alleged plans. Neither Atiku nor Obi was reported to have responded to the claims at the time of the cleric’s remarks.

Electoral malpractice remains a major concern in Nigeria’s democratic process, with political parties and election observers frequently calling for credible, transparent and peaceful elections.

Ayodele’s latest warning adds to the political predictions surrounding the forthcoming election, as Nigerians await the activities and strategies of the major presidential contenders.

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