I Fear For The North If Asiwaju Wins 2027 Election, They May Have Lost The Plot Forever – Showunmi

The political heat is rising in Nigeria! PDP chieftain Segun Showunmi has delivered a chilling warning to northern leaders, saying they risk losing their grip on the country forever if President Bola Ahmed Tinubu secures a second term in 2027 without northern support.

The full explosive interview with all the shocking details is available at Newsvista —you need to see this to understand the stakes!

Speaking on Symfoni TV, Showunmi highlighted how power is shifting in Nigeria, especially in the South East. He named strong regional leaders like Governor Soludo, Governor Otti, and Governor Mbah , saying the North can no longer push them around. “If Asiwaju wins in spite of all these things they are doing, they may have lost the plot forever,” Showunmi warned.

He added that political momentum is clearly swinging in Tinubu’s favour across multiple regions, including the North Central, which he said is fully aligned with the administration. Showunmi questioned why the North East and North West appear to be resisting when, according to him, they should be strategically securing their own political relevance under a southern presidency.

With stakes this high, political observers are watching closely. Could the North really lose its dominant position in Nigerian politics? Will Tinubu’s momentum be unstoppable?

What do you think about Showunmi’s warning to the North? Drop your opinion in the comment section. Share this with someone who needs to see how tense the 2027 election battle is getting!

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