Primate Ayodele Predicts APC Defections

The latest APC defection prediction has sparked conversation after a prominent religious leader suggested that significant political shifts may be on the horizon.

Elijah Ayodele, leader of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has claimed that the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) could soon experience a wave of defections.

In a statement shared through his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, Ayodele suggested that internal tensions within the All Progressives Congress may soon escalate.

According to him, the APC defection prediction could begin to unfold within the next two months.

“There will be a mass exodus from APC. The defection hasn’t started yet, and in the next two months, people will start running away,” he said.

Ayodele pointed to the party’s upcoming convention as a possible trigger.

He claimed the event may:

• Expose internal disagreements
• Create dissatisfaction among members
• Open the door for widespread defections

“The convention of the party coming up soon will lead to a lot of crisis and confusion in the party; many of its members won’t be satisfied,” he added.

Beyond the APC defection prediction, Ayodele also spoke about potential outcomes affecting political leaders across several states.

He suggested that not all governors would emerge satisfied after upcoming electoral processes.

States mentioned include:

• Rivers
• Akwa Ibom
• Sokoto
• Kano
• Kaduna

He also referenced possible uncertainty within other political groups, noting that confusion may not be limited to one party.

It’s worth noting that statements like the APC defection prediction reflect personal views or beliefs and are not official political developments.

In Nigeria’s political landscape, predictions and commentary often generate attention, but actual outcomes depend on:

• Party dynamics
• Electoral processes
• Decisions by political stakeholders