Check out Pastor Fufeyin prediction on Bayelsa Governorship election.

The popular cleric had predicted that the election would end up in court as it eventually turned out. The Supreme Court has sacked the candidate of the APC , David Lyon, as the state’s governor-elect after it found his deputy guilty of presenting forged certificates to INEC

Nigeria’s Christian clerics are closely involved in Nigeria’s political and electoral process as many of them usually give prophecy regarding the outcomes of elections.

While some Nigerians believe the prophecies, others believe that they are just mere predictions based on political dynamics.
However, the fact remains that some key prophecies by these men of God have truly come to pass while some failed woefully.

In the buildup to the Bayelsa and Kogi governorship elections in November 2019, a popular prophet in Nigeria , Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, predicted the outcome of the polls.

Fufeyin told TrackNews that the polls will end up in court. He, however, kept concerning which political party will emerge victorious in the polls.
Prophesying that an election in Nigeria will end up in court is too broad, TrackNews notes, as many politicians in the country usually challenge the outcomes of their elections, whether they have meritorious grounds to do so or not.

Nevertheless, as Fufeyin predicted, the two elections, Bayelsa and Kogi, are being challenged at the tribunal.
The Bayelsa election, however, took another turn on Thursday, February 13, as the governor-elect, David Lyon, was sacked.

However, Lyon was sacked by the Supreme Court based on a pre-election matter, not the petition at the tribunal; his deputy was found guilty of presenting forged certificates to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

Meanwhile, the Kogi/Bayelsa prediction was not the first prophecy Pastor Fufeyin has given.

He had also predicted the postponement of the last presidential election which also came to pass.

“The same way I revealed the secret on the postponement of the presidential election, it’s the same way I’m telling you; they will end up in court,” the clergyman told TrackNews in 2019.