Primate Babatunde Elijah Ayodele, the spiritual leader of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has made significant statements regarding President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s election mantra, “Emi l’okan.” According to the renowned seer, this mantra holds spiritual implications for the ongoing election petitions against Tinubu, and he boldly asserts that “only God can stop Tinubu from completing his tenure as President.”
Primate Ayodele made these remarks during the launch of the 2023/2024 ‘Warnings to the Nations,’ a compilation of prophecies for Nigeria and other countries worldwide. The 29th edition of this book encompasses prophecies concerning government agencies, parastatals, and organizations both in Nigeria and across the globe.
The spiritual leader described the turnout of the event, particularly in relation to Tinubu’s emergence, as a vindication of his prophecy about the mantra. He expressed gratitude that events have unfolded in a manner that supports his revelation. The individual in question employed the spirit of ‘Emi l’okan’ to secure victory in the election. Furthermore, Primate Ayodele believes that the ongoing court matters are also encompassed by this mantra. He emphasizes that Atiku and Obi fail to comprehend the spiritual nature of politics. According to him, seeking the face of God is essential before aspiring to occupy a position of power. As it currently stands, only God can remove Tinubu from office.
Regarding the government’s decision to remove fuel subsidies, Primate Ayodele considers it poorly timed and believes that the ensuing hardships faced by Nigerians are the consequences of their choices. He believes that Tinubu is the choice of the people rather than the choice of God. Drawing parallels to biblical accounts, the spiritual leader suggests that the people’s insistence on having a king led to unfavorable outcomes. In a similar vein, he urges the masses to seek God’s guidance and pray for the government to address the nation’s numerous problems.
Primate Ayodele commends the appointment of the Service Chiefs and the acting Inspector General of Police by the president, noting that their success in combating crime and terrorism in the country hinges on their willingness to do what is right. However, he stresses the importance of the head of the DSS taking similar actions. If the security heads can muster the courage to expose and combat the cabal behind Nigeria’s security challenges, the spiritual leader assures that bandits, terrorists, criminal herdsmen, and other criminals will leave the country. Conversely, if they fail to take action, these enemies of the nation will continue to hold Nigeria hostage in terms of security.
Primate Ayodele reveals that corruption will severely impact this government unless they are prepared to tackle it at its root. He advises the president to pay more attention to critics rather than surrounding himself with sycophants.
The spiritual leader predicts that the current National Assembly will function merely as a rubber stamp for executive decisions, and he advises Nigerians not to expect too much from it. He implores President Tinubu to release Nnamdi Kanu, the incarcerated leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), as he believes that Kanu’s freedom is crucial for peace to return to the eastern part of the country.
Primate Ayodele asserts that the current nationalist agitators, such as Nnamdi Kanu and Sunday Igboho, are not the ones who will actualize the dreams of Biafra or the Yoruba nation. He predicts that in the near future, Nigeria will be divided into five nations without bloodshed.
Furthermore, he believes that President Tinubu is surrounded by competent individuals who can assist his government. However, he cautions that the decision to go with a
Muslim-Muslim ticket may pose a significant hindrance. The spiritual leader advises Tinubu to exercise caution regarding issues of ethnicity and religion.
Finally, Primate Ayodele foresees that not all the governors who were sworn in at the beginning of this administration will complete their tenure. He predicts that some will be removed by the tribunal, and there will be a major crisis in Akwa Ibom. Governor Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom should be cautious because the APC is eager to take over the state.
Source: Sun paper
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