2027: Primate Ayodele Warns Some Lagos Lawmakers May Lose Their Seats
LAGOS — Ahead of the 2027 general elections, Primate Elijah Ayodele, leader of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has raised concerns over the political fortunes of some serving lawmakers in Lagos State.
Ayodele, who has continued to make predictions about the 2027 elections, suggested that not all serving members of the National Assembly from Lagos should expect to retain their seats at the polls.
According to reports on his recent political predictions, the cleric warned that the contest could be challenging for some incumbent representatives and senators, particularly amid changing political dynamics in the state.
His latest comments come against the backdrop of his earlier warnings that the 2027 elections could witness intense political competition and concerns over the conduct of the polls. In March 2026, Ayodele also raised allegations about possible electoral malpractice and urged civil society organisations and activists to pay close attention to the electoral process.
The cleric has also previously spoken about Lagos, predicting that the presidential and governorship contests in the state could be more competitive in 2027.
However, Ayodele's remarks are predictions and should not be treated as established facts or confirmed outcomes. The actual fate of incumbent lawmakers will ultimately depend on the electoral process, candidates, voters and official results when the elections are held.
As political activities gradually intensify ahead of 2027, Lagos is expected to remain one of the key states attracting significant attention from political parties, candidates and voters.
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