Ex-ADC spokesman’s shocking prediction: Tinubu’s early defeat in 2027?

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The immediate past publicity secretary of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Kano State, Comrade Saidu Bello Said, has predicted that Nigerians will ensure the All Progressives Congress (APC) suffers an early defeat in the next general election.

Speaking in an interview, Said claimed that growing dissatisfaction with governance would shape voters’ decisions, adding that Nigerians are increasingly aware of the country’s challenges and will express their opinions at the ballot box.

He said, “Nigerians will never vote for Tinubu in the coming election. They are tired. Democracy is not being respected.”

Said further forecasted an early loss for the ruling party, asserting, “Tinubu will lose the election before 10:00 am. Whoever votes for Tinubu, especially in the North, will be found at the bottom of hell.”

Discussing internal dynamics within the ADC in Kano, following recent political shifts, including former NNPP leader Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso’s defection, he said the party was working to reorganize itself ahead of the 2027 elections.

According to him, “The party will get its house in order before 2027.”

Said also criticized the current economic policies, particularly the recent increase in fuel prices, questioning the justification for the hike.

“For example, fuel price has increased when there’s no reason for that,” he remarked. “Nigeria’s budget was pegged at $70, but with the recent war, it has increased. What is being done for Nigerians?”

Said urged citizens to view the 2027 elections as an opportunity for change, calling on them to “see 2027 as a time to save themselves from the clutches of APC.”

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