Ayodele: What God Reveals To Me Will Happen Between Neysom Wike & Hope Uzodimma That Will Affect APC

The leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has warned that the political crisis involving the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, and Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodimma, could have serious consequences for the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).

The cleric gave the warning in a recent video posted on his official Facebook page, where he cautioned against dismissing the disagreement as an ordinary political development.

According to Ayodele, the crisis between the two political figures has not reached its full extent, suggesting that more serious developments could emerge if the situation is not properly addressed.

He warned that the disagreement could affect the APC’s political fortunes in some areas, potentially making the party lose support and electoral ground in certain states.

Ayodele urged the party’s leaders not to underestimate the situation, insisting that what is happening should not be treated as a normal political disagreement.

Ayodele said: “Wike and Hope Uzodimma crisis has not started oh, the crisis can make APC to lose some places, do not look at it that is a normal thing, is not normal is abnormal.”

His comments suggest that the disagreement could extend beyond the individuals involved and create wider political challenges for the ruling party.

The APC, which controls the Federal Government and several state governments, is expected to face competition from opposition parties in the 2027 general elections. Any internal disagreement involving influential political figures could therefore attract attention as preparations for the polls gather momentum.

Wike, a former governor of Rivers State, remains an influential figure in Nigerian politics and currently serves as FCT minister under President Bola Tinubu’s administration.

Uzodimma, on the other hand, is the governor of Imo State and a prominent APC figure who has played an important role in the party’s political activities.

Ayodele did not provide specific details about the issues behind the disagreement or explain how it could lead to electoral losses for the APC. He also did not identify the states he believes could be affected.

However, his warning centred on the possibility that the crisis could develop into a bigger political problem for the ruling party.

He maintained that APC leaders should take the situation seriously instead of assuming that it would pass without consequences.

The cleric’s remarks add to his series of political warnings concerning the ruling party and the challenges that could affect its chances in the next general election.

He stressed that the disagreement between Wike and Uzodimma should not be dismissed as a routine political issue, describing it as abnormal and capable of creating difficulties for the APC.

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