DISASTER? Primate Ayodele Issues Powerful Warning To African Presidents; SEE What He Said
According to the source, Primate Elijah Ayodele, leader of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has issued an urgent warning about political instability in various African countries, predicting upheaval for several leaders.
His most recent remark, delivered by his media adviser Osho Oluwatosin, emphasizes the difficulties experienced by presidents in Kenya, Liberia, Niger, and Nigeria.
In Kenya, Ayodele predicts greater turbulence for President William Ruto.
” President Ruto will face challenges, another protest is coming and it will create a lot of problems for him, ” says Ayodele.
He warned that Ruto’ s second term would be marked by escalating protests, kidnappings, and disarray, which could spiral out of control. The prophet recommended the president to seek divine direction to avoid further escalation.
In Liberia, Ayodele anticipated a ” political tremor” that might undermine President Joseph Boakai’ s authority.
” The government must be careful of unexpected military threats and external aggression, ” he warned, asking national prayer to avoid unrest and economic hardships.
Primate Ayodele also warned of rising tensions in Niger, where political turmoil is predicted as the junta meets opposition from both sides.
Ayodele said; ” There will be some kind of aggression against Niger. We will not accept the country’ s electoral process or reforms. The opposition will be unhappy with the junta, and politicians will be disillusioned” .
Turning to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the prophet predicted that President Felix Tshisekedi’ s administration would encounter mounting resistance, with external meddling and domestic protests threatening the country’ s stability.
In Mali, Ayodele warned the ruling junta to be wary of calls for their ouster.
Furthermore, Primate Ayodele predicted a severe setback for the opposition in Nigeria’ s People’ s Democratic Party (PDP), with the loss of one governor in the near future.
” The PDP will lose one governor, ” he boldly announced.
Ayodele advised other countries, including Zambia and Cameroon, to prepare for political challenges, including the possibility of economic and territorial crises.
He urged Côte d’ Ivoire’ s opposition groups to band together in their pursuit of political reform, and he warned Cameroon that mounting tensions in the Anglophone regions could rip the country apart.