BREAKING: “What God Told Me About Adamawa, Delta, Cross River, Niger, Sokoto Kaduna – Primate Ayodele Reveals

Popular Nigerian cleric, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has issued a fresh political warning ahead of future electoral contests, cautioning that the All Progressives Congress (APC) may face internal crises in several key states if urgent steps are not taken.

In a statement released through his media office, Ayodele listed Adamawa State, Delta State, Cross River State, Niger State, Sokoto State, and Kaduna State as potential flashpoints where the ruling party could encounter serious political challenges.

According to the cleric, the APC is at risk of internal divisions, leadership tussles, and defections in these states, which could weaken its structure ahead of upcoming elections. He noted that unresolved grievances among party stakeholders and growing dissatisfaction at the grassroots level may trigger conflicts capable of affecting the party’s performance.

Speaking on Adamawa State, Ayodele warned of looming factional disputes that could undermine party unity, while in Delta State, he predicted that the APC may struggle to consolidate its gains due to opposition strength and internal disagreements.

In Cross River State, the prophet cautioned that leadership wrangling could destabilize the party’s structure, urging stakeholders to embrace dialogue. He also highlighted Niger State as a region where dissatisfaction among party members may escalate if not properly managed.

Ayodele further pointed to Sokoto State and Kaduna State as areas where political tensions and strategic missteps could cost the APC significant support. He advised party leaders to prioritize reconciliation and inclusiveness to prevent avoidable crises.

“The party must wake up to the realities on ground. If care is not taken, these states will become major sources of concern,” Ayodele warned, stressing the need for proactive engagement with aggrieved members.

Political analysts say such warnings, though often viewed through a religious lens, reflect underlying issues within party structures across the country. They note that internal cohesion remains critical for the APC as it seeks to maintain dominance in Nigeria’s evolving political landscape.

As the political climate gradually intensifies, Ayodele’s remarks add to growing conversations about party stability and electoral preparedness. Whether the APC leadership will heed these warnings remains to be seen, but the identified states are likely to attract increased attention in the coming months.