*Coup Attempt: Why President Tinubu Must Appreciate Primate Ayodele’s Prophetic Gift*

By Johnson Adeleke

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his cabinet members ought to get on the first flight to Lagos on Sunday and massively occupy INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, owned by Nigerian prophet, Primate Elijah Ayodele in appreciation to God for the attempted coup which didn’t materialize.

The specific mention of Primate Ayodele’s church isn’t to say that is the only place thanksgiving can be done but beyond that, it would be in acknowledgement of the prophet’s spiritual credibility because amongst the thousands of prophets in Nigeria, he was the only one who saw the attempted coup coming, even before the military intelligence acted.

Since July 2024, Primate Ayodele has been warning President Tinubu of attempts to take him out of power but it appeared his security agencies totally ignored the prophet probably they felt he was looking for their attention. He stated then that there will be political coup against the president and that saboteurs will begin to rise ahead of 2027 election.

These were his words:

“The way forward is constant electricity, mechanized farming, and ending insecurity. Insecurity is man-made, those behind it are in the system.

“The cabals in Tinubu’s government will rise soon. Saboteurs are in Tinubu’s government so the president must be watchful.

“The Northerners are plotting coup against him, political coup is coming against Tinubu in 2027.”

Expect political coup against Tinubu – Primate Ayodele

The prophet didn’t stop talking about the attempt and in July 2025, in an online interview, Primate Ayodele spoke about an intense plan to take Tinubu out of power unconstitutionally. He mentioned that some security operatives will be part of the plans to take the president out of power, while calling on the appropriate authorities to quickly work on the warning.

These were his words:

“I see an attempt to take power from him (Tinubu) in an unconstitutional manner. So, God warns him to take his personal safety very seriously. What I saw was coup-like, and tension everywhere,” declared Ayodele at the unveiling of the 2025 edition of his annual prophecy book, ‘Warnings To The Nations’, in Lagos.

PRIMATE AYODELE WARNS! Tinubu Must Fortify His Personal Security, I See Tension And Coup-Like Attempt Against His Government

Again in early October, Primate Ayodele called on security operatives to be very vigilant because some powerful Nigerians who are angry will attempt to seize power from President Tinubu in an unconstitutional manner. He stated that some security officers will be part of it.

These were his words:

“There will be an attempt to unseat Tinubu unconstitutionally; the NSA, DSS, and Chief of Army Staff must be careful about this. There are some gangs planning between November to January to unseat him.”

“ Even the Navy, Air Force will be part of it, including the Nigerian Army. President Tinubu must be ready for anything and fortify himself. He needs to change his security strategy because these personalities will be unbelievable names.”

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As it stands, this warnings have been fulfilled after the Nigerian military reportedly foiled attempts to remove Tinubu from power. Although the military, as expected, denied such occurrence but event that have unfolded indicates that it happened. Some politicians, who were reportedly part of those behind it, confirmed that their homes were raided by military officers. Also, the sudden change of service chiefs just after the coup report surfaced is another indication.

Sincerely, the military intelligence must have used signals from Primate Ayodele to tackle this unfortunate incident and Primate Ayodele doesn’t only deserve to be appreciated but acknowledged for his timely alert.

Despite the criticisms he received after releasing the prophecy, he still continued talking about it till we got to this stage where something like it actually happened. President Tinubu definitely owes Primate Ayodele.

Actress-Turned-Singer Hayjay Drops Spirit-Lifting Gospel Album “Gboluwaga”

Versatile Nollywood actress, producer, and fashion designer, Titilayo Akinwale, popularly known as Hayjay, has officially ventured into the world of gospel music with the release of her debut track titled “Gboluwaga.”

The talented entertainer, who is well-known for her creativity both on-screen and in the fashion world as the CEO of Hayjay Fashion House, took her fans by surprise as she shared news of her latest artistic journey into gospel music.

According to reports, Hayjay recently stormed the studio to record her spirit-lifting track, centered around faith, gratitude, and divine inspiration. Her debut album “Gboluwaga” was officially released on October 30, 2025, and is now available for streaming and download across all major digital platforms.

“Let this sound lift your spirit,” she wrote while announcing the release on her social media pages, urging fans and music lovers to listen, download, and share the message of hope and praise embedded in the songs.

Fans can access the album via her official music link https://youtu.be/pOk6Z1V2zww?si=fJzcWZNNO1AWsc0e.

The actress-turned-singer, known for her roles in several hit Yoruba movies such as Atupa Emi, Ungrateful, and Ibeere, revealed that her transition into gospel music stems from a place of gratitude to God for His faithfulness in her life and career.

With “Gboluwaga”, Hayjay delivers not just a collection of songs, but a heartfelt expression of worship that is already resonating with gospel music lovers worldwide.

Her fans and colleagues in the entertainment industry have since taken to social media to congratulate her on this new chapter, applauding her for boldly combining acting, fashion, and now music, in her ever-expanding creative journey.

League of African Ambassadors expresses solidarity with Caribbean Nations over Hurricane Melissa

The League of African Ambassadors has conveyed profound sorrow and solidarity with the Caribbean region following the devastating impact of Hurricane Melissa, which has caused widespread destruction across Jamaica and neighboring island nations.

“To the governments and peoples of the Caribbean, we say: you are not alone,”
said Ambassador Nwanne O.M. Inyi, President of the League of African Ambassadors and former Nigerian High Commissioner to Zambia.

“Africa stands with you. Our solidarity is expressed through our diplomatic voice, our moral authority, and our commitment to ensure your call for help is heard and acted upon across the world.” He added.

In a statement issued from Lusaka, the League extended its deepest condolences to the peoples and governments of Jamaica and all other Caribbean nations affected by the disaster, describing the tragedy as one that “strikes a chord of profound empathy and shared concern within our African hearts.”

“While oceans may separate us, the deep historical, cultural, and ancestral bonds that unite Africa and the Caribbean are unbreakable.
The pain of our brothers and sisters in the Caribbean is our pain. Their loss is our loss,” the League stated.

Guided by the enduring principles of Pan-Africanism, the League announced the launch of the “Hand of Friendship and Advocacy” initiative, a diplomatic and strategic effort designed to amplify the call for international assistance and promote long-term resilience in the Caribbean.

As part of this initiative, the League urged the international community, including the United Nations and major humanitarian organizations, to deploy emergency response teams and scale up financial and logistical assistance to all affected countries.

The League further pledged its full diplomatic support to facilitate and coordinate these efforts.

Recognizing the importance of technical expertise in emergency response, the League called upon global agencies such as the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, and other specialized NGOs to mobilize and deploy disaster management experts for effective coordination and recovery operations.

Looking beyond immediate recovery efforts, the League proposed the establishment of a long-term partnership between Africa and the Caribbean to advocate for climate justice and increased climate finance.

The League emphasized that both African nations and Small Island Developing States (SIDS) bear a disproportionate share of the global climate crisis despite contributing the least to its causes.

The League reaffirmed that the tragedy of Hurricane Melissa underscores the enduring bonds of history, culture, and humanity that unite Africa and the Caribbean, describing this moment as a “testament that our shared humanity is the most powerful force against adversity.”

The League of African Ambassadors is a collective body representing African nations, dedicated to promoting Pan-African solidarity, advancing shared interests, and providing a unified diplomatic voice on matters of continental and global importance.