A Nigerian man identified as SizZzle has predicted a possible revolution if President Bola Tinubu is declared winner of the 2027 presidential election.
He claimed that Nigerians have lost confidence in the APC-led government and warned that an election result favouring Tinubu could trigger mass protests.
His prediction, shared on X, has generated reactions, with some Nigerians agreeing with his position while others discussed possible election-related developments.
A Nigerian man has sparked reactions on social media after predicting a possible revolution if President Bola Tinubu wins the 2027 presidential election. The X user, identified as SizZzle, argued that Nigerians could reject an election result announced in favour of the incumbent president, potentially leading to widespread civil unrest.
In a lengthy post, he questioned the popularity of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and alleged that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) was preparing to manipulate the forthcoming election.
What SizZzle said about Tinubu and the 2027 election
The X user described a revolution as inevitable, suggesting that the January 16, 2027 election could become a turning point in Nigeria’s political history.
According to him, many Nigerians have already rejected the current administration, and announcing Tinubu as the winner could trigger protests and other forms of civil action.
He also argued that the president’s electoral victory in 2023, which he put at 33 per cent, showed that Tinubu had never enjoyed the support of the majority of Nigerians.
SizZzle further claimed that security operatives might not be willing to violently confront protesters because they were also experiencing the country’s economic difficulties.
He referenced the #EndSARS protests as a reminder that the use of force by security agencies might not necessarily stop citizens from demanding change.
In his words, “They can Rig the 2027 elections all they want but the Final Result will not stand if announced in their Favour.”
He also advised the APC to consider leaving office voluntarily rather than risk being forced out through public protests.
Nigerians react to the prediction
The post has attracted comments from Nigerians, with some expressing agreement with SizZzle’s position and others discussing what could happen during the election.
Here are some reactions gathered by Newsflashngr.
@Suwererr wrote:
“They spent 4 years playing opposition thinking the reelection campaign will be a walkover. All their talking points have been exhausted. Nothing more than obi obi obi. Even the campaign looks tired because they’ve been doing opposition work since 2023 instead of governing.”
@n6oflife6 wrote:
“Exactly. The Faffed around so badly in the last 4 years they have absolutely nothing to campaign with.. 😭😭”
@Mickyblizz0 wrote:
“Here is how it will play out, whatever ward inec has designated for voting, i know some are fake but people should occupy there too. Lets see that ghost who will play funny nxt yr.”
@Llheofor wrote:
“When they use AI Rig, that same AI can’t manifest as real human beings when the real Nigerians hit the streets against APC Tinubu”
@_NwaChi07 wrote:
“Matthew 3:34 “Each day with it’s own evil”
If the evil of 16th January 2027 is “all righteousness” I’ll fulfill all righteousness
If 17th January 2027 comes with revolution, I’ll not be absent either
No matter the cost, none of my kids will be teens when Nigeria gets better”
Meanwhile, Angry youths have been captured throwing stones and destroying APC campaign posters near Abuja Central Mosque.
The protesters chanted “Ba ma yi ba ma so”, a Hausa expression meaning they do not want Tinubu or support his government.
The viral video has triggered heated reactions among Nigerians, with some linking the incident to growing dissatisfaction ahead of the 2027 elections.
President Bola Tinubu has faced a fresh show of public anger after a group of youths were captured throwing stones and destroying All Progressives Congress (APC) posters near the Abuja Central Mosque, Area 1. Continue reading here.
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