Ondo Election: Primate Ayodele Drops Shocking Predictions That Leave Ondo People Speechless
Renowned cleric, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has stirred public attention with his prediction about the upcoming gubernatorial election in Ondo State. Ayodele, who describes himself as a ” Servant of the Most High God, ” declared that only divine intervention will determine the next governor of the state.
In a video recently seen by Legit. ng, Primate Ayodele expressed concerns about the political landscape in Ondo. He stated that while the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) faces dissatisfaction from the populace, the opposition is not well- positioned to take advantage of the situation.
” Only God will decide the next governor for Ondo state because there will be so many hot matters after the APC election, ” the cleric said. He emphasized the need for a coalition of opposition parties, including the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the Labour Party, to unify under a single candidate to have any chance of defeating the APC.
Ayodele added, ” The people of Ondo state are tired of APC. They also need to pick a very good candidate who understands the state. ”
The cleric criticized the PDP, describing it as disorganized and unprepared for the election. He urged the party to ” put their house in order” to maximize their chances. Ayodele warned that without unity and strategic alliances, the opposition might fail to unseat the APC, despite the electorate’ s growing frustration with the ruling party.
Meanwhile, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has assured citizens of its readiness to conduct a credible election. Speaking on Channels TV, Professor Kunle Ajayi, the INEC National Commissioner overseeing Ondo, Ogun, and Osun states, expressed confidence in the commission’ s preparations.
” We have done our own work, we are proud of what we have done, and we will not disappoint the people of Ondo state, ” Ajayi said.
The election, scheduled for November 16, is expected to be a litmus test for both the ruling APC and the opposition parties. Observers believe the political dynamics in Ondo could reflect broader trends in Nigerian politics ahead of the 2027 general elections.