Controversial Nigerian preacher, Prophet Chukwuemeka Odumeje, popularly known as “Indaboski,” is once again at the center of public discourse following the circulation of a campaign poster suggesting his bid for the 2027 presidential election.
The poster, which began trending on social media earlier this week, depicts Odumeje as a presidential candidate under a relatively unknown political platform labeled “PDK.” Although the origin of the poster is yet to be verified, it has triggered a flurry of reactions across digital platforms, with many Nigerians questioning its authenticity and the seriousness of the message.
This development comes shortly after Odumeje made headlines for declaring his intention to run for president in 2027. During a public address, the flamboyant clergyman stressed the need for vibrant and visionary leadership, adding that Nigeria was ready for a “youthful and fearless” president—a role he claimed to be prepared to take on.
Despite the online frenzy, neither Prophet Odumeje nor any official representative has confirmed whether the poster is part of an actual political campaign or simply an internet stunt. The preacher, known for his theatrical style and viral catchphrases, has maintained silence on the matter, further fueling speculation.
Social Media Reacts
Nigerians have taken to social media to weigh in on the unexpected development. While some users dismissed the poster as a joke or a publicity stunt, others expressed amusement and curiosity about what an Odumeje-led administration might look like.
Here are a few notable reactions:
- @salimibrahim1: “Be like these men don dey on some substances.”
- @sarmy_kay: “If this is real, it’s going to be my first time getting a voter’s card.”
- @IdrisEffiong: “Wetin Indaboski wan come do for Aso Rock?”
While the majority appear to view the campaign poster as satire, a small number of supporters have encouraged the idea, citing the preacher’s charisma and unconventional approach as a refreshing change from Nigeria’s traditional political class.
What Next?
It remains unclear whether Prophet Odumeje will follow through with a formal declaration or present a political structure to back his rumored ambition. For now, the viral poster adds yet another chapter to the ever-eccentric public image of the self-proclaimed “liquid metal” prophet.
Whether serious or theatrical, Odumeje’s name entering Nigeria’s presidential conversation has, once again, proven his ability to dominate headlines in the most unexpected ways.
