In an interview in Port Harcourt, Apostle Eugene Ogu, General Overseer of Abundant Life Evangel Mission (ALEM), predicted that “the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) will face a mass exodus before the 2027 general election.”
Ogu said that by 2026, the party will “almost become a desert” because many current members are only joining to protect their personal interests.
He added, “Mark my words, in 2026, APC will almost become a desert. All these people moving into the party now just want to protect themselves.”
Ogu accused church leaders of complicity in Nigeria’s problems, stating that “The Church is an accomplice but not the driver of the problems we are facing in Nigeria.”
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He claimed that some pastors who supported the current administration are now too ashamed to speak, adding, “What they spoke as revelation from God means that God didn’t tell them anything. Any pastor who says this country is better than before, let him come out publicly. People should know that we have come to the end of the road, and we must chart a way out of this quagmire. A lot of people are anxiously waiting for 2027.”
Ogu described President Bola Tinubu’s claim that his administration has “ended corruption and stopped borrowing” as misleading.
“I heard him say no more borrowing but the following day he requested for billions of dollars from the National Assembly. They take Nigerians for granted. Nigeria owes trillions in foreign debt. I don’t think they understand the plight of the people in this country,” Ogu said.
He warned that “without genuine electoral reforms before 2027, the country risks deeper crises,” stressing, “There must be complete electoral reforms that will guarantee that the votes of Nigerians count. The only escape route for them is a free and sincere election in 2027.”
Ogu also commented on the political crisis in Rivers State, directly attributing the “removal of Governor Siminalayi Fubara” to President Tinubu.
“Whatever is happening, or had happened, in Rivers State is the making of Tinubu and no one else. Was it Wike that removed the governor? Of course, it was the president who did. The buck stops on his table,” he maintained.
Ogu said he would continue to mobilize for change and hinted at a willingness to serve, stating, “I am ready to serve in any capacity if my people want me to do so. Under my leadership as president general of my community in Imo State, God is using us to do so much there. We have given scholarships to so many people, including those from other churches. That is how to serve God.”
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Well said. More grace man of God. You really spoke as a man of God may the Lord strengthen you in Jesus mighty name.