2027: Pastor warns that anyone voting for Tinubu will die

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A popular Nigerian pastor has sent shockwaves across the country with a dramatic message that anyone who votes for President Bola Tinubu will die.

The fiery clip is racing across TikTok and X as people connect the pastors strong words to the crushing hardship and deadly terror attacks millions of Nigerians now endure under Tinubu.

The clip shows Prophet Michael in full action during a lively church service and delivers his warning with high energy.

Many Nigerians have decried tough economic hardship under Tinubu and may have triggered the pastor’s warning message.

Sky high prices of food fuel and everyday goods have left families struggling badly since Tinubu took power.

Inflation has crushed purchasing power jobs are scarce and life has become harder for ordinary people. This daily pain appears to have pushed the prophet to speak out so directly from the pulpit.

On top of that Nigerians are not only facing this daily pain but also dying in the house of terrorists as bandits and militants raid villages markets and homes across the country.

Recent attacks have killed dozens in places like Plateau Kwara Niger and Katsina with reports showing hundreds more deaths from terror and bandit violence in early 2026 alone.

Nigeria now ranks fourth worst in the world for terrorism impact with civilians making up most of the victims gunned down in their own communities.

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