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Nigerian Cleric Releases Prophecies on Seyi Tinubu’s Lagos Governorship Ambition, Others

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Ahead of the New Year, cleric Michael Mike has released his annual 2026 prophetic declaration, highlighting warnings for notable Nigerian figures, including Ibrahim Babangida and Asari Dokubo.

Delivering the message via a Facebook post titled ‘Prophecy for the Year 2026,’ the cleric prophesied that Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Tinubu, will contest in the 2027 Lagos State governorship election.

Pastor Mike’s message can be read in full below:

Nigerian cleric reveals 2026 prophecies
Pastor Mike’s message can be read in full below:

The Lord said there will be good agricultural boost (in 2026). I saw a bag of rice sold 30 thousand naira.

The Lord showed there will be a bridge collapse, but there won’t be any hurt. Let’s pray over it.

Germany should pray against war eruption in their country. I saw their soldiers getting prepared for war.

Saudi Arabia will support Nigeria financially.

Atiku Abubakar will celebrate the wedding of one of his daughters.

Seyi Tinubu will not be nominated for Lagos governorship.

The new coalition ADC will have very strong issues that will make some prominent men decide to move out.

There will be a lot of marital settlements by a lot of celebrities in Nigeria.

The Lord said we should pray for the family of Ibrahim Babangida. Please, let’s pray.

Dangote Refinery should pray against fire outbreak.

The Anioma state will not be created by next year. It is just a political game.

Buhari’s son will bag an appointment by the government.

Europe will carry the world cup.

The Lord said pray for Asari Dokubo.

There will be a boost in Nigeria’s economy, but there will be heavy protests.

The Lord said we should pray for Portable.

Evang Ebuka Obi’s mum, please let’s pray for her.

I saw Ghana airplane nearly crash but God didn’t allow it to happen.

Pray for Cubana Chief Priest. I saw heavy international allegations that want to attract foreign security agency.

I saw Adamawa governor sacking some of his commissioners over misconduct.

I saw Chelsea rejoicing. They are about to carry a cup in England.

Kylian Mbappe is closer to Ballon d’Or. I saw it.

Davido is very closer to Grammy Awards. Write it down.

Let’s pray against heavy flood that will cause dam damage in the northern part of Nigeria.

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2027 Presidency: Atiku Reportedly Opens Talks With New Party as ADC Faces Deregistration Battleย 

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Fresh reports suggest that former Vice President Atiku Abubakar is holding discussions with leaders of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) amid growing uncertainty surrounding the African Democratic Congress (ADC).

The development comes in the wake of reports that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) deregistered several political parties, including the ADC, a situation that has triggered fresh calculations among opposition politicians ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Sources familiar with the discussions said Atiku is exploring the possibility of returning to the PRP, a party that played a significant role in Nigeria’s political history. While neither Atiku nor the PRP leadership has officially confirmed the move, the talks have sparked widespread speculation within political circles.

The reported negotiations have generated mixed reactions among Nigerians, with many questioning whether another change of political platform would offer a genuine alternative to the country’s existing political order.

Political analysts say the ongoing developments highlight the fluid nature of Nigeria’s political landscape as major actors reposition themselves ahead of the next presidential election. The possible alliance between Atiku and the PRP could reshape opposition politics and influence coalition-building efforts in the coming months.

As uncertainty continues to surround the future of the ADC and other affected parties, attention is now focused on Atiku’s next political move and what it could mean for the battle for power in 2027.

The latest development adds another layer of intrigue to an election cycle already marked by defections, strategic alliances, and intense political maneuvering, reinforcing expectations that the road to 2027 will be filled with major surprises.

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BREAKING: Kenneth Okonkwo Dumps Atiku, Gives Shocking Reason

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Nollywood actor and politician Kenneth Okonkwo has withdrawn his support for the presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Atiku Abubakar, citing the continued marginalisation of the South-East geopolitical zone.

Okonkwoโ€™s decision followed the official announcement by the ADC National Publicity Secretary, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, confirming former Rivers State Governor and former Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, from the South-South, as Atikuโ€™s vice-presidential running mate for the 2027 general election.

Reacting to the development, Okonkwo stated that any arrangement excluding the South-East from the top two executive positions in 2027 perpetuates unpardonable injustice against his people.

He emphasized that the region has not produced a President or Vice President since 1999 and noted that the ADCโ€™s founder, Ralphs Nwosu, did not sacrifice leadership of the party in 2025 to enable the marginalisation of his own zone.

Okonkwo maintained that he would not campaign for any presidential ticket that fails to include a person of South-East origin as President or Vice President in 2027.

Okonkwo shared his decision in a statement released on his official X handle:

I heard from the social media that ADC has picked its vice presidential candidate from the South-South. If this is true, it is unfortunate, as this will continue the crude marginalisation of the South-East.

This Geo-Political Zone has neither produced a President or Vice President since 1999. To deny the South-East the opportunity to produce the President or Vice President in ADC in 2027 will amount to perpetuating the marginalisation.

The ADC was founded by Ralphs Nwosu from the South-East in 2005. He made the sacrifice to give up the party in 2025 for the coalition to usher in a better Nigeria. He couldnโ€™t have made that sacrifice to marginalise his own people.

I did not join the coalition to assist in marginalisation of my own people further. I am of the opinion that if we made a sacrifice to give up the National Chairman and the President, it will amount to unpardonable injustice to deny us the Vice President in 2027.

I joined politics to fight for a better Nigeria where no region, Geo-Political Zone, or person will be marginalised.

The only favour I asked Atiku Abubakar, who openly declared that he is the pathway to the presidency of the South-East, is to show it by choosing someone from the South-East to be his Vice.

If it is confirmed that he has chosen a candidate from the South-South, I wish him well. I am not favourably disposed to campaigning for any presidential ticket that does not have a person of South-East origin as President or Vice in 2027.

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Popular ADC Supporter Withdraws Support For Atiku, Cites Reasons

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Okonkwo Confirms Open 2027 Coalition Ticket

Nollywood actor and politician Kenneth Okonkwo has withdrawn his support for the presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Atiku Abubakar, citing the continued marginalization of the South-East geopolitical zone.

Okonkwoโ€™s decision followed the official announcement by the ADC National Publicity Secretary, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, confirming former Rivers State Governor and former Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, from the South-South, as Atikuโ€™s vice-presidential running mate for the 2027 general election.

Reacting to the development, Okonkwo stated that any arrangement excluding the South-East from the top two executive positions in 2027 perpetuates unpardonable injustice against his people.

He emphasized that the region has not produced a President or Vice President since 1999 and noted that the ADCโ€™s founder, Ralphs Nwosu, did not sacrifice leadership of the party in 2025 to enable the marginalisation of his own zone.

Okonkwo maintained that he would not campaign for any presidential ticket that fails to include a person of South-East origin as President or Vice President in 2027.

Okonkwo shared his decision in a statement released on his official X handle:

I heard from the social media that ADC has picked its vice presidential candidate from the South-South. If this is true, it is unfortunate, as this will continue the crude marginalisation of the South-East.

This Geo-Political Zone has neither produced a President or Vice President since 1999. To deny the South-East the opportunity to produce the President or Vice President in ADC in 2027 will amount to perpetuating the marginalisation.

The ADC was founded by Ralphs Nwosu from the South-East in 2005. He made the sacrifice to give up the party in 2025 for the coalition to usher in a better Nigeria. He couldnโ€™t have made that sacrifice to marginalise his own people.

I did not join the coalition to assist in marginalisation of my own people further. I am of the opinion that if we made a sacrifice to give up the National Chairman and the President, it will amount to unpardonable injustice to deny us the Vice President in 2027.

I joined politics to fight for a better Nigeria where no region, Geo-Political Zone, or person will be marginalised.

The only favour I asked Atiku Abubakar, who openly declared that he is the pathway to the presidency of the South-East, is to show it by choosing someone from the South-East to be his Vice.

If it is confirmed that he has chosen a candidate from the South-South, Iย  wish him well. I am not favourably disposed to campaigning for any presidential ticket that does not have a person of South-East origin as President or Vice in 2027.

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