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Primate Ayodele Warns PDP May Not Have a Presidential Candidate in 2027
The leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has issued a stark warning to the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), stating that the opposition party may fail to present a presidential candidate in 2027 if it does not take urgent corrective measures....CONTINUE READING>>>
In a statement released by his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, Primate Ayodele emphasized that the PDP is under satanic forces that could completely ruin the party. He warned that even if the party manages to present a legally recognized candidate, it will suffer a disgraceful defeat.
“If care isn’t taken, PDP will lose 2027 except they retrace their step and do total cleansing. PDP will not even come second, not to talk of third in the election. There are satanic forces that will ruin PDP till the party dies except they wake up,” Ayodele stated.
He further stressed that seeking divine intervention is the only way for the party to survive, as it is currently fading fast, with key figures refusing to act on necessary reforms.
“They need to run to God; if not, the party won’t survive 2027. PDP is dying with speed, and those that can save the party won’t listen. In some states like Lagos, the party’s candidate will not see the light of the day. If care isn’t taken, PDP will not be able to produce a candidate in 2027 because there is a satanic spell on them. Important personalities will continue to decamp.”
Despite the grim outlook, Primate Ayodele mentioned that the PDP still has 91 days to begin the rebuilding process or face an irreversible collapse, noting that a spirit of hatred and irritation has been invoked against the party.
“The party has 91 days to begin the process to get back on track because the spirit of hatred and irritation has been invoked against PDP, and it will only take the mercy of God for them to rise again.”
His prophecy comes at a crucial time as the PDP struggles with internal divisions and the defection of key members, raising questions about its readiness for the next general election.
