Prophet Bomadi Serimoedumu has predicted that former President Goodluck Jonathan could return to power in 2027.
The General Overseer of Mount Zion Divine Gospel Ministry Inc. made the revelation during a church service in Bomadi, Delta State.
According to the cleric, his spiritual vision showed Jonathan emerging victorious under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) banner.
He further claimed that Jonathan’s leadership would usher in four years of economic growth and widespread happiness across Nigeria.
“I see President Goodluck Jonathan in Aso Rock leading this country again. If he chooses to run in 2027, he will return as President.
There will be prosperity, and the people will rejoice,” Serimoedumu declared.
The prophecy described the PDP flag flying high, with Jonathan at the forefront, symbolising success.
Moreover, the cleric expressed confidence that the outcome would be certain if the former leader decided to contest.
Prophet Serimoedumu, revered among followers as the “Field Marshall of the Prophetic” and “Secret Revealer of the Niger Delta,” said the vision signified a divine message for Nigeria’s political future.
The Goodluck Jonathan 2027 prophecy was not the only revelation shared during the service.
The prophet also recalled a vision linked to the 2023 elections, where he claimed to have seen President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima.
“I saw Tinubu seated on a chair with Shettima on the floor beside him. Tinubu asked for my support, promising to run only one term. However, Shettima seemed unhappy about the one-term plan,” he revealed.
Furthermore, Serimoedumu described these encounters as “awe-inspiring secret things” that aligned with his prophetic calling.
The prophecy has added fuel to ongoing speculation about the 2027 presidential race.
Jonathan, who served from 2010 to 2015, has remained a respected figure in Nigerian politics.
However, his potential comeback had not been widely anticipated until now. Meanwhile, political analysts say the statement could spark renewed debate within the PDP and among the public.
