2027 Election: Pastor Oyakhilome Release Prophesy About Three Presidential Candidates

Founder and President of LoveWorld Incorporated, Chris Oyakhilome, has disclosed what he described as a spiritual revelation concerning Nigeria’s 2027 presidential election, sparking widespread discussion among his followers and political observers.

The renowned cleric made the remarks while addressing members of his congregation in a video that has since gone viral on social media.

According to Oyakhilome, the revelation involved three leading presidential hopefuls whom he said he respects and admires for their contributions to Nigeria. He stressed that his comments were not motivated by personal bias or hostility toward any of the individuals involved.

“Each one of them is somebody that I have great respect for. Make no mistakes about it, I like these guys,” the pastor said.

“These are wonderful people who have done a lot for our country. For each one of them, I have very positive thoughts. But you have to look in the spirit.”

Concerns About the First Candidate

Speaking about the first candidate he claimed to have seen in the vision, Oyakhilome alleged that he perceived a negative spiritual influence operating through the individual.

According to him, the candidate appeared to be unknowingly under the influence of a dark force.

“In the spirit, I saw the first one I mentioned yesterday, and it was a devil, a devil’s spirit. A wicked spirit was wearing his face, meaning that he doesn’t even know what he’s doing while he’s campaigning and running for president. He’s being used by a wicked spirit of darkness,” he stated.

The pastor further claimed that during prayer, he heard the individual described as a “jackal,” a term he said prompted him to consult a dictionary for deeper understanding.

He explained that he interpreted the word as referring to deception, trickery, and manipulation.

Warning About the Second Candidate

Oyakhilome also recounted what he described as a troubling message regarding the second presidential hopeful.

According to him, when he sought divine insight about the candidate, he received a warning suggesting that the nation’s future could be endangered if the individual assumed office.

“The second one, I said, ‘What about him?’ He said, ‘If you let him in office, you will have no country.’ I asked again, ‘Lord, if we let the second one in office, we will have no country?’ He said, ‘You will have no country,’” the cleric claimed.

Third Candidate Described as Fearful

Discussing the third contender, Oyakhilome said the individual appeared conflicted and fearful in the vision.

According to him, the candidate seemed worried not only about losing the election but also about the possibility of winning.

“Then, in the spirit, I saw the third one. He was afraid; he was afraid he might win. He didn’t want to lose, but he was almost scared of winning. I pray to the God of heaven, give him wings to fly,” he said.

Pastor Declines to Name Candidates

Despite sharing details of the alleged revelation, Oyakhilome refrained from identifying the first two candidates, citing the sensitive nature of his role as a spiritual leader.

He explained that he considers political leaders and aspirants as his spiritual children and therefore prefers to exercise caution when discussing political matters publicly.

“When it comes to elections, because of the sensitivity of our position, I try not to mention names. But if I see something that I’ve seen, I cannot say I didn’t see it,” he said.

The pastor added that while he would not reveal the identities of the first two candidates, the third individual’s name could be found in the Bible, a remark that has fueled speculation online.

Call for Prayer

Oyakhilome concluded by urging Nigerians to pray for the country as preparations for the 2027 general elections gather momentum.

His comments have since generated mixed reactions, with some supporters viewing the revelation as a spiritual warning, while others have called for caution in interpreting prophetic statements related to political contests.

With political activities expected to intensify in the coming months, the cleric’s remarks are likely to remain a topic of debate within both religious and political circles across the country.