The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has revealed that the 2027 presidential election is between President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, adding that Peter Obi will be robbed.
This revelation was made in his newly-released prophecy book, titled: “Warnings To The Nations,” which is the 2026/2027 edition.
The book was launched on July 4, 2026.
In the 405-page compendium that highlights issues around the world, Primate Ayodele, speaking about the 2027 presidential election, explained that Obi, the candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), will be robbed in some parts of the country, and the major contention will be between the two aforementioned candidates.
On Page 16 of the prophecy book, he highlighted the fate of the three candidates and how they would perform in some zones.
Ayodele said: “I foresee Peter Obi will be struggling in the North, but it is doubtful if he can make it there. Tinubu will be struggling seriously in the North. Atiku Abubakar will not struggle in the North,h but he will use influence and the Emirs and the International Community and some old politicians.
“The Arewa Forum will be divided because of Tinubu. Atiku will get 25% in the South West and the South East. Tinubu will get 25% in the South West and the South East. Tinubu will engage in extensive political propaganda to remain stable and balanced in the North.
“Tinubu needs the attention of the Northern states. Atiku needs the attention of the North. Obi needs the North’s attention to make headway. The Northerners will determine who wins this election.”
In Kano, especially, the man of God made it known that none of the candidates will have 100 percent victory, and despite Obi having a running mate with a stronghold in Kano, he will be robbed.
He wrote: “Nobody will get 100% in Kano. Anybody who wins Kano will have a sum victory, but Obi will be robbed in Kano. Tinubu and Atiku will be fighting; it will be a battleground for them. Abuja will be a battleground for the three Presidential candidates.”