BLACKOUT? Primate Ayodele Drops Shocking Revelation About National Grid, Issues WARNING; SEE What He Said
The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has revealed that national gridlock will continue to collapse in the country if the power ministry doesn’ t work tirelessly to restore normalcy to the sector.
The cleric made the announcement in a statement signed by his media aide on Sunday.
He also disclosed that the country’ s power distribution businesses (DisCos) will be phased out and replaced by another company.
Primate Ayodele warned that Nigeria will continue to endure blackouts as concerns arise in the electricity ministry.
However, the religious leader predicts a new dawn in the country’ s power generation technology, with the implementation of a digitalised power generation system.
He stated that Nigeria will eventually phase out the use of poles and wires.
The cleric made the announcement in a statement signed by his media aide on Sunday. He also disclosed that the country’ s power distribution businesses (DisCos) will be phased out and replaced by another company.
Primate Ayodele warned that Nigeria will continue to endure blackouts as concerns arise in the electricity ministry.
However, the religious leader predicts a new dawn in the country’ s power generation technology, with the implementation of a digitalised power generation system.
He stated that Nigeria will eventually phase out the use of poles and wires.
” The ministry must act audaciously to put a stop to the country’ s epileptic power system, or Nigerians would soon vent their outrage.
” I see fraud in the power sector, as well as light at the end of the tunnel for Nigeria’ s power sector.
” I envisage Nigerians generating power through a digitalized system. It will take the shape of a sim card, but it will raise electricity rates in the country.
” Also, Nigeria will stop using the normal cable wire and polls to get power in the near future. We are getting to the level where we will stop seeing poles on our roads, there is hope for our power generating system. ‘ ‘
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