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Gabon Coup: The Meeting Between President Ali Bongo And Primate Ayodele On Oct 7, 2022 (VIDEO)

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Gabon Coup: The Meeting Between President Ali Bongo And Primate Ayodele On Oct 7, 2022 (VIDEO)

By David Pearl

 

 

 

GABON COUP – Being an investigative journalist who covers religion majorly, I am acquainted with prophets and their prophecies. I understand how prophecies can be misinterpreted if not well listened to and this is why most of the time; I listen to prophecies several times in order to get an understanding to avoid any ambiguity in my mind.

 

Gabon Coup: The Meeting Between President Ali Bongo And Primate Ayodele On Oct 7, 2022 (VIDEO)

 

 

In my career, I have covered a lot of prophets and one thing I noticed is their fame doesn’t last. They are only famous during election period and after that, they go into hiding until another election. Most of them don’t give prophecies consistently apart from Primate Ayodele whom I refer to as the ‘golden fish’ among them; He is different in all ramifications.

 

 

 

 

Primate Ayodele has been in the prophetic ministry for years, He was in the ministry when the likes of Primate Olabayo, The Oshitelus, late prophet Adewole, Prophet Tibetan, and Late Prophet TB Joshua were coming up. These were the trendy prophets in the 90s but among those mentioned, Primate Ayodele is still the only one dishing out prophecies and reigning. Even before some of them died, Primate Ayodele had gotten far ahead of them in the prophetic ministry and for some of them that are still alive; people no longer listen to them anymore. As a matter of fact, some other prophets who came up later; the likes of Prophet Okikijesu, Prophet Samuel Akinbodunse, Prophet Olagunju, Prophet Olujobi, etc., have all gone quiet yet Primate Ayodele remains consistent as ever.

 

 

In the early days of his ministry, Primate Ayodele spoke concerning Abacha’s vision 2010 and declared that the military leader will not witness 2010 before he will die. He was the only prophet who said MKO Abiola will not ascend the presidential throne. He also said that Kudirat Abiola will be used as the sacrifice for the June 12 election, all these and more came to pass.

 

 

 

 

There was a need to go down the memory lane to show that Primate Ayodele isn’t a newbie in the prophetic ministry, He started many years back and till now, is still waxing stronger by the day. All glory be to God almighty.

 

 

 

 

Most recently, the presidential election in Nigeria that saw President Bola Ahmed Tinubu winning was prophesied by him. In different publications, Primate Ayodele was quoted warning the opposition about the efficacy of Tinubu’s ‘Emilokan’. He warned them to come together if they want to win but they didn’t listen. On the other hand, He told Nigerians the economic consequences of allowing APC return to power but they also didn’t listen and now, the country is facing a serious crisis within three months of Tinubu’s presidency. The economy is nothing to write home about, security isn’t getting better, inflation is on the rise, and the people are facing serious hardship; all of these were things Primate Ayodele warned Nigerians about months before the election.

 

 

 

 

The reason behind this write-up is to tell the world that Primate Ayodele has once again proven that the hand of the Lord is upon his ministry and he speaks based on divine instructions and revelations. We were celebrating the prophet for warning Niger President, Mohamed Bazoum before he was ousted by the military and now, his prophetic warning to the President of Gabon, Ali Bongo has come to pass too; He was removed by the military earlier this morning after the electoral body in the country declared him winner of the presidential election which was held last week.

On October 7, 2022, Primate Ayodele in a live service at his Lagos Church told Ali Bongo to resign from government and handover to someone else because he foresees a crisis in the form of a military coup. The man of God cautioned Bongo from being selfish and holding on to power but sadly, instead of listening, the president went ahead to seek a third term in office and just when he was declared winner, his reign ended abruptly.

These were the prophet’s words

‘’ Gabonese president, your time is up, I am seeing a crisis, if not coup d’etat, because of your health why not resign, why do you want to die on this seat? I am telling you what the Lord has said, your staying on the throne is killing you but because you are self-centered. This is enough warning for you, you are incapacitated but no one is telling you the truth. I am telling you to humble yourself, resign and handover to someone who can do better so that you won’t cause crisis in your country’’

These words were unambiguous and easy to understand but the president ignored them probably because of his personal interests and the support he has from external bodies. He removed opposition from the ballot paper in order to win the election and of course, He won, but ‘His Time Is Up’, regardless of the victory, He lost power to the military forces, exactly as Primate Ayodele foretold.

In all of these, one question on my mind is, why does the government allow these prophecies to come to pass? Some even refer to Primate Ayodele as a prophet of doom when his prophecies come to pass, forgetting that they brought doom upon themselves by ignoring the prophetic warnings.

It’s surprising that these people have turned their hearts against the word of God that they don’t love to hear what a prophet has to say and even when they hear, they ignore the instructions for reasons best known to them. Well, who loses at the end of the day? They are the ones, not Primate Ayodele. For instance, the presidents of Niger and Gabon have lost the grip of power for life, if they had listened, they could have avoided an embarrassment of this height.

There is need for us to stop living the proverb that says A Prophet isn’t honoured in his own country, God has been using Primate Ayodele tremendously for decades, he has proven records of his prophetic prowess everywhere; offline and online, what will it cost the government to simply listen to instructions to help them navigate their administrations?

Primate Ayodele said in an interview sometime ago that he isn’t always happy whenever his prophecies come to pass, He doesn’t even want these prophecies to come to pass, He wants them to be averted and that’s why he warns them ahead of time but what can he do when those involved behave disrespectfully to divine instructions?

While Donald Trump was still in office, Primate Ayodele said he will face legal actions when he leaves, He spoke about Nnamdi Kanu’s travails, outcome of Zimbabwe election, the hardship faced in Nigeria, coup in African countries, etc, and they have all come to pass.

He said last year that Nigeria will not exceed beyond 2035, has the government looked into this? He said what is happening in Sudan will occur in South Sudan, has the president worked on this? He has said many other things that are in the process of coming to pass but has those involved looked deeply into it? Why can’t we just humble ourselves before God so we can be shown mercy instead of judgment?

King Pharaoh sought Joseph to interpret his dreams for him and when he did, it saved the country from famine. Our leaders think they can lead their countries without God’s input and that’s why they keep making mistakes and meeting themselves in difficult situations suddenly. You can never take away the role of God in governance and He won’t just speak to anyone but His prophet. Primate Ayodele is a true prophet of God, God is using him globally, and the time to listen to him more is now.

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Zamfara Youths Commend Tinubu Over Yazid Danfulani Appointment*

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*Zamfara Youths Commend Tinubu Over Yazid Danfulani Appointment*

 

Youths in Zamfara State have commended President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu for appointing Yazid Danfulani as the Executive Secretary of the Solid Minerals Development Fund/Presidential Artisanal Gold Mining Initiative.

The Zamfara Good Governance Forum (ZGF), led by Comrade Abdulsamad Yakubu, described Danfulani’s appointment as a well-deserved recognition of his contributions to the region’s development.

Yakubu said Danfulani played a pivotal role in President Tinubu’s campaign, mobilising massive youth support and ensuring a resounding victory for the All Progressives Congress.

He noted that his expertise in the solid minerals sector, particularly in gold mining, is expected to drive the Presidential Artisanal Gold Mining Initiative forward.

The Zamfara Good Governance Forum expressed confidence that Danfulani’s appointment will have a positive impact on the solid minerals sector in Nigeria, particularly in Zamfara State, which is richly endowed with mineral resources, including gold.

“We wish to express our heartfelt commendation to President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu on the appointment of Yazid Danfulani as the Executive Secretary of the Solid Minerals Development Fund/Presidential Artisanal Gold Mining Initiative,” Yakubu said.

“Yazid Danfulani’s appointment is a testament to his exceptional leadership qualities and dedication to the development of Northern Nigeria. As a great mobilizer, he played a pivotal role in President Tinubu’s campaign, galvanising massive youth support and ensuring a resounding victory for the party’s presidential candidate.

“The Zamfara Good Governance Forum believes that this appointment is a well-deserved recognition of Danfulani’s contributions to the region’s development. His expertise in the solid minerals sector, particularly in gold mining, will undoubtedly be an asset in driving the Presidential Artisanal Gold Mining Initiative forward.

“As the Executive Secretary, Danfulani will oversee the implementation of the initiative, which aims to formalize and regulate the artisanal gold mining sector in Nigeria. This initiative has the potential to create jobs, stimulate economic growth, and reduce illegal mining activities in the region.

“The Zamfara Good Governance Forum is confident that Danfulani’s appointment will have a positive impact on the solid minerals sector in Nigeria, particularly in Zamfara State, which is richly endowed with mineral resources, including gold ².”

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Namibians elect Nandi-Ndaitwah as first female president

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Namibians elect Nandi-Ndaitwah as first female president

 

Namibian Vice-President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah of the ruling South West Africa People’s Organisation (Swapo) party has been elected the first female president of the Southern African country.

 

Namibia’s electoral commission on Tuesday announced Mrs Nandi-Ndaitwah as the winner of the election that was held on November 27.

The announcement of the result was delayed until Tuesday as voting was extended in some places due to technical glitches and ballot paper shortages.

According to the result by the electoral commission, Ms Nandi-Ndaitwah, 72, polled 57 per cent of the votes, surpassing the 50 per cent requirement to win. Her challenger, Panduleni Itula of the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) party, came second with roughly 26 per cent of votes.

In the National Assembly election, Mrs Nandi-Ndaitwah-led SWAPO won a majority of seats, 51 of the 96, while the IPC won 20 seats.

“The Namibian nation has voted for peace and stability,” Ms Nandi-Ndaitwah said after being declared president-elect on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, the IPC has vowed to challenge the election’s outcome in court, describing the process as “deeply flawed.”

Ms Nandi-Ndaitwah’s victory now extends SWAPO’s 34-year rule in Namibia since it led the country to independence from apartheid South Africa in 1990.

 

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Senate summons Keyamo over flight delays, others

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Senate summons Keyamo over flight delays, others

 

The Senate on Wednesday summoned the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace, Festus Keyamo; Director-General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, Capt. Chris Najomo; airline operators and other relevant stakeholders over the incessant flight delays and cancellations by airlines.

Adopting a motion to that effect, sponsored by Senator AbdulFatai Buhari (APC Oyo North) during plenary, the Red Chamber particularly charged its Committee on Aviation to unravel the circumstances behind the incessant flight delays and cancellations to find lasting solutions to the problem.

The PUNCH exclusively reported on Wednesday that about 2,000 air passengers lost 19,274 pieces of luggage between January and June this year, according to data from the Federal.

The report stated that data obtained from the half-year report of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, an agency of the Federal Government that regulates civil aviation, further indicated that 19,250 passengers were delayed for long hours during the review period.

 

Senator Buhari, while presenting the motion, said the problem which he noted had been on the increase in recent times, is all over the media.

“This development is worrisome as air travel is one of the most reliable, dependable, and quicker means of transportation, often undertaken for business/official purposes and to keep other scheduled appointments, which are usually time-bo,” he said

 

Therefore, he cautioned that “unwarranted flight delays and cancellations will be counterproductive to the socio-economic growth and development of this country.”

 

The lawmaker noted that as part of interventionist measures to check unethical and unwholesome practices of the practitioners in the àviation sector, the NCAA is statutory empowered through the enactment of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Act, to among other things, provide oversight and guidelines aimed at ensuring that airlines operate within the contemplation of international standards in Nigeria and to ensure that airline customers get value for the services paid for.

Buhari pointed out that “the quest for economic diversification and foreign direct investment, which are parts of the current administration’s policy thrust, will remain an illusion if the country’s aviation industry falls short of the acceptable best practices across the globe.”

“Part 19 of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority Regulations of 2023, makes provisions for consumer protection in the civil aviation industry in Nigeria.”

He added, “However, enforcement has been an issue as most Nigerians are not even aware that they are entitled to compensation for time lost due to unnecessary delay, hence the need for the NCAA to activate this aspect of its regulation so that airline operators will sit up and be alive to their responsibilities.”

 

 

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