2027: “Abia Government House Is Vacant, Free” — Apostle Alozie Declares (Video)

Apostle Chuks Alozie, a respected Christian cleric and spiritual leader, stirred strong emotions and drew thunderous responses on Saturday as he delivered a powerful closing prayer during the declaration ceremony of Sir Mascot Uzor Kalu, who officially announced his bid to contest the 2027 governorship election in Abia State under the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Speaking with a mix of spiritual authority and prophetic declarations, Apostle Alozie declared that the Abia Government House is spiritually vacant, stating that divine intervention is underway to reposition leadership in the state.

“Abia Government House is free, it is vacant,” Apostle Alozie said. “I’m not saying it for the sake of saying it, I know it. When God sends an angel to the governor, He finds no one on the throne. But we are taking over the throne.”

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The cleric emphasized that while the current government may be in power, they have allegedly “abandoned the throne of governance”, leading to a spiritual vacuum. He declared that Sir Mascot Uzor Kalu is poised to occupy the seat, stating that his intent is pure, his purpose ordained, and his commitment sealed by heaven.

In a politically tense environment where electoral violence has marred elections in the past, Apostle Alozie made a firm pronouncement that no blood will be shed in Abia State in the 2027 elections.

“No life will be sacrificed on the altar of the 2027 election. The campaigns shall be peaceful, the elections free and fair, the votes shall count, and the winner shall emerge,” he declared.

He further prophesied that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) will declare Mascot Uzor Kalu as the winner based on the highest number of valid votes.

“We are not being sentimental, we are being objective. And when INEC announces the result, it shall be in favour of Sir Mascot Uzor Kalu,” the Apostle affirmed.

Apostle Alozie’s declarations went beyond prophecy into full-scale spiritual warfare, as he covered the campaign, its supporters, and all 17 Local Government Areas in Abia with prayers of protection, provision, and divine direction.

“Anyone who enters shrines, occult temples, or seeks witchcraft power against this campaign shall not return,” he prayed. “Anyone that plots evil shall be scattered by the angel of confusion.”

He clothed Sir Mascot with what he described as “the garment of preservation, the fire of the Holy Ghost, and angelic escort”, praying that he would be divinely guided in all decisions — from what to eat and drink, to whom to associate with.

The cleric also prayed against spiritual attacks, untimely deaths, and political sabotage, declaring that God would provide abundant resources, loyal supporters, and strategic wisdom to lead the campaign.

“You shall be strong. The Lord shall fight for you and you shall hold your peace. This is not just a campaign, it is a divine covenant to bring a new kind of leadership to Abia,” he said.

Apostle Alozie closed the prophetic session by declaring a new covenant between God and the aspirant, stating that the journey was now a spiritual commission backed by heaven. He called for unity of purpose, objectivity, and sincerity of intent among supporters.

“This is not politics as usual. Leadership is an institution, and our brother has made his heart desire known. God will bring support from above, across, within, and without,” he prayed.

He urged all men and women of goodwill to rally behind the cause and break barriers of emotion and sentiment, calling for a campaign rooted in truth and fairness.

“We dedicate this declaration today in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost,” he concluded.

The powerful session by Apostle Chuks Alozie has since gone viral on social media, stirring conversations around the spiritual undertone of the 2027 political race in Abia. Political observers have described the moment as one of the most electrifying religious endorsements witnessed in recent political memory in the state.