Renowned spiritual leader, Primate Elijah Ayodele, who heads the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has unveiled his prophecies for several African nations, shedding light on potential challenges and warning political leaders about impending dangers.
In a statement issued by his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, Primate Ayodele specifically highlighted countries such as Uganda, Tanzania, Namibia, Mozambique, South Sudan, Sudan, Zambia, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Togo, and Senegal.
The spiritual leader expressed concern over a series of events, including the anticipation of assassination attempts on presidents and governors in some of these nations.
For Uganda, Primate Ayodele urged the president to prioritize prayers for his health, citing a foreseen turmoil and political confusion in the country. Additionally, he cautioned the opposition leader to exercise vigilance against potential lawful detention.
In the case of Tanzania, the spiritual leader predicted economic challenges and warned the president to avoid policies that could negatively impact his political career.
Namibia, according to Primate Ayodele’s insights, may witness calls for the elimination of its president. The spiritual leader advised the president to reconsider his political ambitions, emphasising the likelihood of serious setbacks.
The Clergyman stated that in Uganda: “The president needs prayers for his health. There will be trouble in the country, oil will become low and there will be debt in the country. There will be political confusion and a change of constitution. Let us pray so they won’t see Ebola, Cholera and the rise of Covid 19. The president will pass a policy to destroy the opposition and Bobi wine should be careful against lawful detention.’’
Tanzania: “The country will be experiencing economic troubles and confusion. The president will take a policy that will affect his political career. They must pray so they won’t experience Cholera, Polio and Lassa fever. Let them pray against political turmoil in the country. They need to pray against flooding.’’
Namibia: “The country will have a lot of political tension and trouble as the incumbent will face gang-up. He should be careful not to make political miscalculations. People will be calling for his elimination. He needs to end his political ambition, he will suffer setbacks. Opposition will begin to blackmail him, he needs prayers.’’
In Mozambique, Primate Ayodele prophesied that the coming election would favour the ruling party but warned the president to be careful of political miscalculations. He also foresees political turmoil and fatal accidents.
For South Sudan, Primate Ayodele warned the president to take care of his health to avoid slumping. He urged the nation to pray so they wouldn’t experience the same situation faced in Sudan.
Speaking further on Sudan, Primate Ayodele revealed that one of the rebel leaders will be assassinated if care is not taken.
Mozambique: “The president needs to do his calculations very well. There is going to be an election that will give the ruling party continuation and of course, the country must be more careful against disasters that can consume life. They must be prayerful not to see political turmoil and accidents that will claim lives. The level of poverty will become high and the president will be accused of corruption.’’
South Sudan: “If the incumbent president contests, there will be problems. The country should pray not to experience what is happening in Sudan, they are not free from insecurity. The president should take care of his health properly otherwise, he can slump. I am seeing an ethnic crisis in South Sudan. The country should pray against wrong partnerships and investors. There will be problems between the president and his political ally.’’
Sudan: If care isn’t taken, there will be an assassination of one of the rebel leaders. It is the only coalition that can lead Sudan to survival. The country will have democracy but it will be epileptic until 2026.’’
In his prophecy for Zambia, Primate Ayodele foresees stiff opposition for the president in the next election. He advised the president to do all that was needed to make his party continue.
Moreover, Primate Ayodele warned against the assassination or removal of a governor in Kenya. He advised the president to take care of his health while stating that he would not be appreciated for his efforts.
The prophet further warned of flooding and unexpected attacks in Togo.
Zambia: “The president will have a strong opposition though the government will bring up different tactics to frustrate the plans of the opposition. They want to keep the opposition silent. The coming election will be a strong one which will see the former president and current president at loggerheads. The president must strategize and do all that is needful to make his party continue.’’
Kenya: “The country should pray not to see an assassination or removal of a governor. The country’s economic policy will be alarming. Ruto will come up with different policies to see that Kenya gets better but he won’t be appreciated. Oppositions will come out strongly against him. All the efforts of Ruto to make Kenya better will be faced with challenges. The president needs to look after his health. The foreign exchange will not be too good, and Kenya must change its economic policies. I see the country getting it wrong in diplomatic policies. The president must pray not to lose any minister.’’
Togo: “The president will have political problems in his country and party. He will take policies to revive the political troubles in Togo. The president must pray against flooding and unexpected attacks. Let them pray against protest in his government.‘’
Other prophecies include Zimbabwe: “The people will be living below poverty, they should pray against Chicken pox and high fever. The country will also experience a climatic crisis. The president will be indicted of corruption by the West.’’
Senegal: “There will be low turnout in the coming election because the ruling party will still take the lead. The ruling party’s candidate, Amadou Bao must be careful because he will face a major challenge with his party. He will have serious issues with the incumbent president. I also see a coup threat in Senegal,” Primate Ayodele concluded.