Primate Elijah Ayodele, Leader of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has predicted that no matter the efforts of politicians to preserve the current structure of the nation, Nigeria will surely break up. Primate Ayodele, who was speaking with select journalists on Friday at his church headquarters at Oke-Afa in Lagos, said that the current agitations for the split of the country by separationists like Sunday Igboho and Nnamdi Kanu, will not succeed at this moment....Read The Full Story Here ▶
He said that such agitations will rather put the agitators into trouble, stressing that it is not yet time for the regions to go their separate ways.
Prophet Ayodele stated: “A lot of things will still change. Nigerians are suffering today. But, Nnamdi Kanu should forget Biafra. When the time comes, there will be a referendum that will make people go their different ways.
“Nnamdi Kanu will still stay in detention. Sunday Igboho cannot change Nigeria.”
Primate Ayodele, who will soon mark his 30 years in prophetic ministry, recalled several of his contemporaries, but noted that only he is still standing.
He recalled some of his predictions, but maintained that he is only a vessel of the Lord, and that he is not happy when some predicted tragedies are fulfilled.
Primate Ayodele said the ongoing crisis in Rivers State was ordained by God to expose and cripple the unacceptable works of a godfather.
According to him, “Wike will serve Tinubu. Wike will fight Tinubu. Wike is desperate spiritually, financially and legally.
“Fubara should wake up. He should be desperate like Wike. If not, Wike will take Rivers from him.”
On the resolution of the Rivers crisis, Primate Ayodele said: “This is not possible. Let them continue to fight. The loser will leave the state.”
He also spoke on the state of the nation, saying that the country cannot witness a turnaround this year, stressing that there will still be suffering in 2025.
Primate Ayodele said he has nothing against President Bola Tinubu, who he said helped him at the early stage of his ministry.
He said: “I cannot think badly of him (Tinubu). But, this is the word of God. I told him that he will become president.
“But, they have no solution to the problems facing the nation. Even if Atiku or Peter Obi were elected, we would have also suffered.
“There are better options. Why can’t everyone come out? Let us forget the politics of money. Atiku and Obi could have formed ‘a collaboration’ in 2023. But, they were selfish.”
On solution to the country’s insecurity, Primate Ayodele said that the Service Chiefs should bring ‘Three Towers’ to end insurgency, banditry and kidnapping in Nigeria.
“When they bring the ‘Three Towers’, I will tell them what to do. I will tell them what the ‘Three Towers’ means and what to do with them. Insecurity in Nigeria is spiritual.”
Primate Ayodele also took a look at what is happening in Kano Emirate and predicted that the royalty crisis is not yet over in Nigeria.
According to him, “Very soon, the crisis will spread to the South West. Very soon two Ooni will emerge to fight. Traditional institutions will be reduced to nothing.
“All the Obas are under the local governments. The Local Government Chairman can remove an Oba. A lot of things will be done to reduce the powers of traditional rulers. The Royalty crisis will soon come to the South West.”
At the Anambra governorship election holding next year, Primate Ayodele said that it will be difficult for the All Progressives Congress (APC) to win in the state.
According to him, “Ifeanyi Uba is not desperate. But, Soludo is desperate and ready for everything.”
On the state of the Nigerian Church, Primate Ayodele said that theChristian Association of Nigeria (CAN) and its affiliates, like the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (CAN) and the other blocs, are playing politics.
He said: “They are political. They are controlled by the state governors. They are not spiritual bodies. They do what the governments say.
“The CAN president is a stooge. Look at the Lagos CAN. After the Chairman had campaigned, they have given him an appointment in the Pilgrims Board.”
