‘If Jonathan contest’ – Prophet reveals winner of 2027 presidential election

As the 2027 presidential election approaches, the political landscape in Nigeria is buzzing with activity, reminiscent of gladiators preparing for a grand arena battle.

Numerous seers and prophets have surfaced, sharing various predictions about the candidates who may rise to claim the country’s highest office.

The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) is currently considering a strategic move to nominate either Peter Obi or former President Goodluck Jonathan as its contender against the incumbent president, Bola Ahmed Tinubu. As the political game intensifies, numerous challenges and potential solutions loom on the horizon, accompanied by fresh prophetic insights that have emerged.

Apostle Oluwarotimi Adeyeye, a prominent cleric based in Ibadan and the president and founder of the Clear Revelation Ministry, recently unveiled his predictions regarding the upcoming election at a press conference. With a sense of anticipation building among Nigerians as they prepare for this significant electoral moment, Adeyeye confidently prophesied that if Goodluck Jonathan decides to run for office again, he will emerge victorious in the 2027 presidential election.

During the press conference held at the Nigerian Union of Journalists press center in Ibadan this past Wednesday, Adeyeye shared his insights not only on the potential candidates but also on the broader political climate.

His past prophecies included the dramatic impeachment and subsequent reinstatement of Oyo’s former governor, Rasidi Ladoja, which highlights his track record of success in predicting political developments.

Adeyeye emphasized that if Jonathan chooses to enter the race, he could potentially reclaim his position, regardless of the political party he aligns with, suggesting that divine intervention may guide his path back to power.

According to him, “When I met with Engr. Jide Adeniji at Dodan Barrack, Lagos in 2014 to reveal God”s message to him, then I knew he has the mind of God.

“He shows it when he turned down USA proposal on same sex marriage. Also, his decision to leave office in 2015 to let peace reign Nigeria base on what happened before, during and after the general elections.

“It would have been war and bloodshed if he refused to leave the office. I told him in 2013 when I did a World press conference that he may be the last PDP President.

“However, God can still bring him back to office once more if Nigeria still stands as a nation.”

On President Bola Tinubu’s second term ambition, the Cleric advised him to shelve the plan.

He said, “I don’t see him winning that contest but with God nothing is irreversible”.

He also stressed the need for the leadership of the Country to repent of their ways for the Country to move forward.