Rockefeller Foundation Predicts Nigerian Government Collapse by 2026

Rockefeller Foundation Predicts Nigerian Government Collapse by 2026 – Hundeyin Alleges Sowore as CIA-Linked Transitional Leader

 

 

Investigative journalist and author, David Hundeyin, has reignited controversy over a decade-old Rockefeller Foundation report, which he claims predicted a popular revolution and possible collapse of the Nigerian government by 2026.

 

In a series of posts on his verified X account (@DavidHundeyin), Hundeyin referenced the foundation’s 2010 Lockstep scenario document, which envisioned widespread public unrest in Nigeria fueled by systemic corruption, cronyism, and deep-seated frustration among citizens.

 

Responding to a tweet by fellow journalist Mayowa Durosinmi about ongoing political upheavals in Nepal, Hundeyin suggested that activist Omoyele Sowore, known for his #RevolutionNow movement and trademark orange beret, could be positioned as a transitional leader in the event of such a collapse.

 

“The Rockefeller Foundation, which is a CIA front, literally has a report published in 2010 which predicts that the Nigerian government will face a popular revolution and collapse in 2026,” Hundeyin wrote. “Ahead of when it does, they already have a new puppet lined up. My immediate guess is that the orange-beret-wearing #RevolutionNow numpty is the actor who has been cued to play the intermediate Pied Piper role.”

 

Hundeyin alleged that Sowore is “an American Intelligence contractor and a dangerous national traitor,” arguing that his public prominence is part of a foreign-backed plan to install a Western-aligned figurehead before ushering in a more permanent leader. He likened the potential future successor to Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky and Uganda’s Bobi Wine, figures widely regarded as reformist and media-savvy.

 

His remarks have stirred heated debate online, with many Nigerians questioning the extent of foreign influence on domestic politics.

 

Also weighing in, policy analyst Segun Adebayo claimed that Nigerian cleric Pastor Chris Oyakhilome had previously drawn attention to the Rockefeller Foundation’s Scenarios for the Future document during the COVID-19 pandemic.

 

“2020 was when Pastor Chris showed us this document from Rockefeller Foundation, titled Scenarios for the Future,” Adebayo wrote in response to Hundeyin’s post. “This document accurately predicted Covid, lockdowns, social distancing, etc. Every foreign policy in Nigeria is actually a programming.”

 

While the Rockefeller Foundation’s Lockstep scenario has long been criticized as speculative rather than prophetic, Hundeyin’s revival of the document has amplified fears of instability and renewed suspicion over the role of foreign interests in shaping Nigeria’s political future.