In a video currently circulating online, Prophet Abel Boma has shared a controversial prophecy concerning Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate.

The message, which was shared via his official YouTube channel, revealed what he described as a warning from God — claiming that Obi may not emerge victorious in the next presidential race.

“Let’s pray for Peter Obi. I saw him seated, but in the end, he was publicly called a fool. The Lord said he will be deceived. They will act like he’s the chosen one, but at the final moment, they will betray him,”Prophet Boma said in part.

Omo, this one is deep o.

Alleged Divine Disapproval?

According to the cleric, Obi’s leadership may trigger spiritual backlash, especially concerning his reported stance towards the church. He alleged that if Obi were to assume office:

1. He would introduce a form of diplomatic distance from the church.
2. His focus would shift heavily to educational reform — especially in the northern regions.
3. Some decisions may “trigger anger” in the North, despite good intentions.

Prophet Boma further stated that while he had “ten revelations” about Obi’s future in leadership, the most serious was what he described as “a choice against the kingdom of God.”

“There’s only one thing the spirit of God is not happy with… his choice against the kingdom. We need to pray,” he added.

The Reactions So Far…

As expected, the prophecy has stirred reactions online. While some netizens are calling for serious intercession, others believe it’s too early for such declarations.

Though unverified, the video has gone viral — adding another layer to the already tense political atmosphere ahead of 2027.

One thing is clear: the political drama is slowly brewing, and Nigerians are watching closely.

The announcement came during a live X Spaces session on Sunday, where Obi interacted with his supporters across Nigeria and the diaspora.

But omo, this is going to hot

No Atiku-Peter Obi Joint Ticket?

In a statement released on Monday by his media aide Ibrahim Umar, Obi dismissed widespread rumours of a potential joint ticket with former Vice President Atiku Abubakar. However, he hinted that coalition talks could still happen — but only if they focus on Nigeria’s pressing issues.

“If the coalition is not about stopping the killings in Benue and Zamfara, reviving the economy, making industries productive, or putting food on Nigerian tables… count me out,” Obi firmly stated.

One-Term Promise, Two-Year Stability Plan

Obi boldly promised to stabilise Nigeria within two years, if elected. He also urged citizens to join his vision of rescuing the country, emphasizing the need for homegrown leadership.

“Leaders should sit down in Nigeria and fix Nigeria,” he added.

Support for Power Rotation & Labour Party Crisis Update

He showed strong support for power rotation, stating that he practiced it in Anambra. On the internal Labour Party crisis, Obi said efforts were being made to align with the Supreme Court’s decision, especially regarding INEC’s recognition of the Nenadi Usman-led faction.

Obi Calls Out Tinubu’s Frequent Travels

Omo, this part dey drag — Obi didn’t hold back when shading President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s foreign trips, especially the alleged recent visit to St. Lucia.

“St Lucia is about the size of Ilorin. Since 2023, Tinubu hasn’t slept in any Nigerian state outside Lagos, but he’s now spending 10 days abroad?” Obi said, calling the move insensitive given the state of insecurity back home.

Peaceful Campaign Promise for 2027

Obi reassured that his 2027 campaign will be peaceful and transparent. According to him, the focus will be on doing things differently and ensuring votes truly count.

“Our votes in 2027 will count, and we will make sure they count,” he declared.

Top Priorities: Security, Education & Poverty Eradication

Obi also shared his plans for his first 100 days in office, with security, education, and poverty reduction topping the list. He vowed that no family member will touch public funds, and pledged to stop political defections entirely.

“There’ll be no jumping ship when I’m in charge,” he said.

He threw subtle jabs at current leaders, accusing them of focusing on “commissioning bus stops” while the country battles insecurity and hunger.

“People are dying in Benue and Borno, and some are busy holidaying,” Obi added.

He wrapped up by calling for integrity and sacrifice in leadership, insisting that stability is key if Nigeria ever wants to be taken seriously globally.