Chukwuemeka Cyril Ohanaemere, popularly known as Odumeje, says Nigeria could face division in 2027 if President Bola Tinubu has “nothing more to offer” citizens. Speaking to his congregation, Odumeje criticises remarks attributed to Tinubu in which he suggested Nigerians had been experiencing hunger even before Tinubu’s birth. Odumeje argues such statements lack empathy and should not dismiss public suffering. He says leaders must be accountable to the people and communicate with “conscience,” adding that those in government should manage national resources on behalf of citizens rather than treat them as personal property. Odumeje also questions the priorities of some political figures, including governors and senators, and accuses supporters of focusing on personal and family gains at the expense of the country’s future. He frames the 2027 period as a time for Nigerians to decide whether the nation is owned by politicians or by the public. The outlets report his comments as a warning that public disenchantment could intensify if meaningful benefits do not follow political promises.