A cleric who is also the President and Founder of Clear Revelation Ministry, Apostle Jeremiah Adeyeye, has said that former President Goodluck Jonathan will emerge as next president of the nation, if he throws his hat in the ring of the 2027 general elections.
Apostle Adeyeye also advised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to be contented with one term in office as president.
The cleric, who had predicted that Jonathan could be the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)’s last president in September 2013, also claimed that he had said that former Oyo State governor, Oba Rasidi Ladoja, was the divine choice for the state.
“When I met him (Jonathan) alongside Engineer Jide Adeniji at Dodan Barracks in Lagos in 2014 to reveal God’s message to him, I knew he had the mind of God, as he turned down United States’ proposal on same sex marriage.
“Also, his decision to leave office in 2015 to let peace reign in Nigeria, based on what happened before, during and after the general elections of 2015; it would have been war and bloodshed, if he refused to leave office.
“I had told him in 2013 that he might be the last PDP president. God can still bring him back as president, if Nigeria still stands as a nation,” he said.
He added that with prayers, President Tinubu could finish his first term of office, after which he should “return home.”
Apostle Adeyeye spoke at a press conference at the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) Press Centre, Iyaganku, Ibadan, on Wednesday.
“This is God’s message to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and also an advice to him.
“God has shown me that he did not finish (his first term) in office. If he was lucky (sic) to finish his tenure, as God revealed, he should not be clamouring to contest for a second term.
“This is because God’s words always stand. He should go back home to atone for all what he has done and seek the face of Almighty God.
“But if he insists on going for a second term, after he luckily finishes this term, that means what he luckily escapes in his first term in office will surely happen during the second term,” he said.
