2027 Election: Fresh Twist as Prophet Iginla Prophesies APC’s Embarrassment
- Prophet Joshua Iginla has predicted embarrassment for the APC in the 2027 elections based on prophetic insights
- The Abuja-based cleric urged the ruling party to brace for surprising setbacks from unexpected states in the coming elections
- The APC has been in power since May 2015, with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu currently leading the government
Legit.ng journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf has over 9 years of experience covering politics, elections, and governance in Nigeria and Africa.
FCT, Abuja - Prophet Joshua Iginla, founder of the Champions Royal Assembly, has predicted a looming embarrassment for the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Speaking recently on his YouTube channel, Joshua Iginla Ministries, in a video titled 'Prophetic Insight and Clarity for Nigeria's Future' and seen by Legit.ng, the fiery cleric claimed that some states will stun the ruling party in the 2027 elections.
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Iginla predicts APC electoral embarrassment
He said:
“Prophetically, the ruling party should be prepared for the embarrassment that they are going to get during the campaign, especially from some cross-section of these states that they least expect.”
Prophet Iginla’s full YouTube video can be watched below:
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ChatGPT predicts winner of 2027 election
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that ChatGPT predicted that the APC is likely to win Nigeria's 2027 presidential election, using the Four Horsemen framework.
It cited the current opposition coalition but said the ruling APC has the edge due to possible low voter turnout and the Tinubu administration's efforts to stablise the economy.
Disclaimer: This article discusses prophetic claims for commentary and informational purposes. Readers are encouraged to form their own conclusions.
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