Primate Ayodele Issues Prophetic Warnings For 8 African Nations

The leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has released fresh prophetic warnings concerning political developments and possible crises in eight African countries.

The countries include Cameroon, Tanzania, Sudan, Kenya, Namibia, Mozambique, Libya, and the Central African Republic (CAR).

In a statement signed by his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, Primate Ayodele cautioned about elections, leadership struggles, and looming instability across the continent.

In Cameroon, he warned of a deepening crisis if President Paul Biya returns to power through “force, rigging, and oppression.”

According to him, the country risks stagnation, predicaments, and possible separation. “If care isn’t taken, the country will be turned into a war zone,” he said.

In Tanzania, Prophet Ayodele predicted that the president would suppress the opposition to secure re-election. “She will do anything to shut down the most powerful opposition,” he said, urging prayers against political crisis, shootings, attacks, and widespread protests.

Turning to Sudan, Ayodele said peace will remain elusive without a power-sharing agreement between government forces and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). “Until there is an agreement, it will not stop. If care isn’t taken, a prominent leader in the RSF or government forces may be assassinated,” he warned.

He said the opposition’s chances in the next election were slim in Kenya unless younger voters rally behind a candidate. “Ruto is going to use all his power to return to his seat, even if he has to rig. It is only the Gen Zs that can get him out,” he said, cautioning Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua against contesting.

Ayodele foresaw economic expansion and growth for Namibia but warned that corruption could undermine the president’s achievements.

He also predicted betrayal within her cabinet and parliament. “She will come up with a bill that will knock down her government,” he said.

In Mozambique, he prophesied an internal crisis as the government clamps down on opposition, sparking protests that could paralyse the country for 12 days. He also warned of unusual robbery incidents if caution is not exercised.

On Libya, the renowned prophet cautioned about killings, threats to foreigners, and an attack on the country’s refinery.

He called for vigilance against “policies that will be brought forward by the international community.”

For the Central African Republic, Ayodele predicted that the incumbent president would seek re-election but face stiff opposition. “If he puts his house together, he will retain the seat. There will be challenges, and they must be careful so that terrorists will not begin to cause pandemonium,” he warned.