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‘‘Fault Primate Ayodele With Facts, Not Falsehood And Hearsays’’ – Prophet’s Aide Replies Andy Uba
Some hours ago, the campaign team of the APC Candidate for Anambra governorship election, AUCC put up an article on the internet asking Primate Elijah Ayodele, a popular prophet to stop stalking Andy Uba and the All Progressive Congress due to his many prophecies on the election.
The prophecies of Primate Ayodele on this election has obviously not favoured the APC and its candidate, Andy Uba. Many months back before the primary election of the party, Primate Ayodele had said that Andy Uba can never be a governor in Anambra state, and warned APC against giving him the ticket so coming up with this article against Primate Ayodele is understandable; they feel they are not in the good books of Primate Ayodele but have failed to realize that Prophecies are not formed by human, they are all given by the spirit of God.
Primate Ayodele’s most recent prophecy on the election talked about advanced form of rigging, and setup of candidates of other political parties in the election just to favour the candidate of the ruling party . This was a form of prophecy and warnings to the ruling party because the man of God clearly stated that it will not end up well. How was this an attack or a means of stalking Andy Uba?
Of a truth, Primate Ayodele adviced the All Progressive Congress before the primary election that if they want to make any bold statement or want their presence to be felt, George Moghalu should be chosen as the party candidate but it doesn’t guarantee the victory of the party at the polls. AAUC interpreted this statement as Primate Ayodele giving APC assurance of victory if Moghalu was picked, they don’t even correlate.
Going further, AAUC lied that Primate Ayodele in 2019 said former senate President, Bukola Saraki would win the presidential election and that Rotimi Akeredolu would lose Ondo governorship election. Thank God we have the internet that never forgets, one should begin to wonder if AAUC authenticate information before putting it out. It is on record that VANGUARD Newspapers published in 2018 that Primate Ayodele adviced PDP to give Saraki the ticket if they want to win the presidential election but they didn’t listen and we all saw the result (https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/08/pdp-can-win-2019-presidential-poll-if-saraki-runs-primate-ayodele/)
On Rotimi Akeredolu, It seems AUCC members are bunch of lazy and uninformed individuals who read the headline of stories without the body. Primate Ayodele categorically stated that Rotimi Akeredolu will win the election by money, technicality, manipulation, power of incumbency, security and not as a result of the people’s mandate. We all saw what happened in the election (https://dailypost.ng/2020/09/22/akeredolu-apc-will-lose-ondo-primate-ayodele/)
Continuing, AUCC questioned Primate Ayodele’s frequent prophecies on the coming election in Anambra and APC, explaining that the man of God didn’t give any prophecy on Edo state and Bayelsa state that was won by the opposition party. First of all, AUCC members ones again goofed with this claims, at the moment, there is no prophet in Nigeria that advises government, gives prophetic advise and warnings during elections like Primate Ayodele. AUCC should google it, Primate Ayodele’s advise to the Democratic party and Joe Biden is still being celebrated as the tool that brought Joe Biden to power, He did same in Ghana, Peru, currently on Kenya and many others so Anambra is not even an issue but would the man of God keep quiet when God asked him to speak?
On Edo and Bayelsa states, It’s obvious AUCC members were fast asleep, snoring when Primate Ayodele was celebrated as the only prophet who prophesied the victory of Godwin Obaseki in Edo state even when the odds were against the governor. This facts can be confirmed on the internet with the links provided (https://www.legit.ng/1363427-edo-election-governor-obaseki-floor-rivals-primate-ayodele.html)
Also on Bayelsa, there isn’t need to say much because AUCC clearly don’t have the mental and intellectual facility to authenticate information before churning it out. Primate Ayodele is even being described as a PDP prophet due to his many prophecies that has favoured PDP which includes the victory of PDP (https://www.nairaland.com/5526452/bayelsa-election-primate-ayodele-says)
Andy Uba’s campaign team have embarked on an impossible mission to fault Primate Ayodele’s genuineness as a man of God because his prophecies don’t favour them. It would have been easy if they can come up with facts, not falsehood and hearsays.
Primate Ayodele will never give them that publicity by replying but his words still stands, Andy Uba will never be governor of Anambra state except they embark on an advance rigging which will lead to an uprising in the state, as prophecied by the man of God. The election will be coming November, let’s keep fingers crossed.
Written By Oluwatobi Ojasope, an aide of Primate Elijah Ayodele, the Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church.
Fellow Nigerians, and friends of Nigeria abroad,
They said the APC was not popular with the people. They said its strength was only in government houses, not in the marketplace, not in the villages, not in the hearts of men and women who rise each day to labor under the hot sun. Yet the people have now spoken, and their voice is louder than the rumors of social media, stronger than the whispers of drawing rooms.
In the bye-elections of this past weekend, sixteen seats were set before the people. Out of these, the APC took eleven, stretching across Kano, Kaduna, Jigawa, Taraba, Ogun, Kogi, Edo, Adamawa, and Niger. One more stands in contest, and there too the APC leads.
APGA secured two seats in Anambra. The PDP held one in Oyo. The NNPP claimed one in Kano. But the others—ADC, SDP, Labour—were nowhere to be found. Not a single seat fell their way.
So I ask: how do you define popularity? By the clamor on Facebook? By the trend on Instagram? By the fury of TikTok or the storms of X? No. Popularity in a democracy is measured by ballots cast, by hands inked, by real people walking to the polls to say with their vote: this is who we trust.
In America, they speak of midterm elections, a verdict passed halfway through a presidency. There, such elections measure the strength of the president and the staying power of his party. Nigeria has no midterm Congress. But these bye-elections, spread across thirteen states and five geopolitical zones, are our closest equivalent. And their meaning cannot be ignored.
Many thought the ADC, older in years than the APC, would rise with its new converts and prove itself a rival. Many thought the PDP would mount a strong wave. But the verdict of the ballot tells a different story. The PDP lives, but it fights to hold ground. The ADC, SDP, and Labour remain shadows, not yet substance. The NNPP, for all its color, remains a Kano river, not a national sea.
The APC, under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has not only stood but has been endorsed. For all the cries, for all the bitter words against his reforms, the people have answered with their votes: they are willing to endure the hard medicine if it promises a better tomorrow.
What then is the road ahead? It is clear. The APC stands as the party to beat in 2027. The opposition must gather itself, must bind its wounds, must cease from fighting in fragments if it wishes to rise as a true alternative.
But for now, let it be recorded in the annals of our young democracy: that on the 16th of August, 2025, the Nigerian people spoke with ballots, not hashtags; with votes, not noise; with courage, not despair. And their verdict was plain.
The APC is not a party of rumor, but a party of the people.
The Lagos State Government, in its continued effort to promote cultural heritage and deepen tourism footprints, has concluded plans to host the Lagos Cultural Weekend.
A three-day cultural extravaganza, scheduled to take place across multiple strategic locations, including the J. Randle Centre for Yoruba Culture and History, Freedom Park, National Theatre, Badagry Heritage Museum, Lekki Arts and Crafts Market, and Tafawa Balewa Square, from November 14th to November 16th, 2025.
This weekend-long celebration will spotlight the richness of Nigeria’s traditions through curated events that blend history, culture, and local artistry.
Speaking on the initiative, Special Adviser to the Governor on Tourism, Arts, and Culture, Mr. Idris Aregbe, noted that the event is a key part of a broader framework of the Lagos Cultural Mission.
“We aim to use the Lagos Cultural Weekend as a true reflection of Lagos culture, a herescope for tourists and visitors from across the globe to witness just how rich our culture is.
“The three days will be a cultural baptism, a deep, meaningful introduction to who we are. As a government, we now understand prioritising cultural representation as a driver for economic growth.
”On the initiative’s impact, the Special Adviser explained that it goes beyond showcasing culture, but investing in cultural artisans, talented enthusiasts, and key stakeholders to foster real engagement and growth.“Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s administration values collaboration and inclusiveness, which is why we want to work closely with Lagosians who truly understand our culture to help us achieve these goals.
“From the historians, to creatives, curators, artisans, culinary experts, performers, fashion designers, community leaders, and traditional institutions, we need them to join us in making a lasting impact.“So that, in the end, our guests and friends from many nations will carry home an authentic story of Lagos and enriched cultural literacy,” Mr. Aregbe said.
Attendees will enjoy array of activities, including live music performances, DIY sessions, contemporary art exhibitions, traditional dance showcases, fashion shows, culinary tastings, and craft demonstrations.
Also lined up are symposiums and cultural lectures designed for tourists and enthusiasts who wish to dive deeper into the Lagos cultural identity.
The weekend will be animated by diverse local performance groups representing the rich ethnic landscape of Lagos, with a special emphasis on language, literature, and indigenous storytelling.
Lagos Cultural Weekend 2025 reaffirms the state’s commitment to building a thriving creative economy while celebrating the depth of Nigerian traditions.
Through strategic partnerships, corporate sponsorships, and community engagement, this initiative will set a new benchmark for inclusive cultural programming in Lagos and Africa at large.
Lagos Cultural Mission….Preserving Our Heritage, Advancing The Future
Aare Adetola Emmanuel King Congratulates Hon. Adesola Ayoola-Elegbeji on Election Victory
The Chairman/CEO of Adron Group, Sir Aare Adetola Emmanuel King KOF, has congratulated Hon. Adesola Ayoola-Elegbeji on her resounding victory in the just-concluded by-election for the Remo Federal Constituency seat in the House of Representatives.
In a goodwill message issued by him, he described the victory as “a historic moment for the Remo people, coming at a time when the constituency yearns for a leader with vision, courage, and genuine commitment to service.”
He noted that the outcome of the election was an attestation to the trust and confidence reposed in Hon. Ayoola-Elegbeji by the people, adding that her sterling qualities, integrity, accessibility, and compassion for the grassroots had endeared her to the electorate.
“The overwhelming support you garnered at the polls is proof that you are the right voice at the right time to carry the aspirations of Remo to the national stage,” he stated.
While acknowledging that the by-election followed the painful demise of the late Hon. Adewunmi Oriyomi Onanuga (Ijaya), Aare Adetola Emmanuel King said Hon. Ayoola-Elegbeji’s emergence symbolizes the continuity of purposeful representation. He expressed confidence that she would not only sustain the legacy of her predecessor but also surpass it with new energy, innovative ideas, and progressive leadership.
The Adron Group Chairman further prayed for divine wisdom, strength, and compassion for the Member-Elect as she assumes office, expressing confidence that her tenure will usher in meaningful development, economic empowerment, and greater opportunities for the people of Remo Federal Constituency.
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