2027 Election: Prominent Pastor Releases Prophecy on Peter Obi's Presidency
- Prophet Abel Tamunominabo Boma has warned that Peter Obi's presidency could be disastrous for Nigeria
- Boma emphasised the need for security and prayer for Obi, the leader of the Obidient Movement worldwide
- Registered voters in Africa's largest democracy prepare for an important presidential election slated for early 2027
Legit.ng journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf has over 9 years of experience covering politics, elections, public affairs and governance in Nigeria and Africa.
Port Harcourt, Rivers State - Prophet Abel Boma of ATB Ministry has asserted that if Peter Obi becomes president, his tenure would be worse.
In a prophecy shared recently on his verified Facebook account, Prophet Boma warned against viewing the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) chieftain as a messiah.

Source: Facebook
Cleric's prophecy cautions Obi's supporters
Obi is hugely popular among young voters across the south.
Legit.ng reports that elections in Nigeria are scheduled for early January 2027 - they will be the country’s eighth since the end of military rule in 1999.

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Speaking on what the future holds, the cleric shared a grim prophecy about a potential Obi administration.
Prophet Boma wrote:
"PROPHECY: And the shocking part is that when Obi becomes the president, if he will be, his tenure will be worse.
"I’ve never explained anything about that tenure issue until he becomes the president. You are the one that said it; I didn’t say so. Yes, no sugarcoating.
"You will never know the capacity of a man until you give him power. So everybody puts their faith in the man and forgets that God is the one who leads.
"Our faith is in the place of Peter Obi, not God. So God is sitting on His throne, watching Nigeria make another mistake."
The cleric continued:
"Oh, Peter Obi! Peter Obi! No, it is God.
"So you people didn’t call God; you called Peter Obi. That is where we have another problem.
"Just pray for Peter Obi not to be assassinated. We should pray for him because an attempt is coming — a very strong one, a very strong attempt to kill him.
"So he needs security. He needs an armored car. He needs a bulletproof car.
"He needs security agents that have nothing to do with the Nigerian government. These security agents should come from other countries."

Source: Facebook
Boma added:
"And number three, he needs bodyguards — security with guns, and bodyguards with bats or anything they can use to protect him."
Prophet Boma's message can be read in full below via Facebook.
Legit.ng recalls that in 2023, Obi’s emergence as one of three frontrunners disrupted Nigeria’s traditional two-horse presidential contest and gave his supporters, mostly young people, hope of a political turnaround in the country.
A new wave of resentment toward the political establishment is emerging. Obi’s supporters coalesced into the 'Obidient' movement, which has launched several volunteer initiatives and is mobilising voters ahead of the 2027 elections. Political observers believe the group has significant potential.
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Eliyah foresees Obi landslide victory
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Reverend Solomon Eliyah prophesied that Nigerian presidential hopeful Obi would secure 70% of the total votes in the 2027 presidential election.
Eliyah also predicted that the election results would face legal challenges, stating that he saw the outcome being “announced in the court.”
Disclaimer: This article discusses prophetic claims for commentary and informational purposes. Readers are encouraged to form their own conclusions.
Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng
