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President Faye vs Ousmane Sonko: Primate Ayodele’s Undisputed Influence in Global Politics Comes to Play Again
Primate Elijah Ayodele, the Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, a Nigerian-based church, has shown for more than thirty years that his ministry is one headed for global recognition.
Though a Nigerian, Primate Ayodele’s prophecies about every part of the world have always been spot-on in terms of delivery and fulfilment.
It is sometimes mysterious that a prophet domiciled in Nigeria speaks about U.S. politics, and it comes to pass exactly how he said it. A special reference for this is his prophecies regarding the last U.S. election, which Donald Trump won.
Long before the election, he warned the Democratic Party that if Donald Trump got the ticket for his party, they should forget about the election because he would win. He was also the first and only person who revealed that Joe Biden would not have a second term because of his health crisis, as far back as 2021, when the former president was still full of life.
Apart from the U.S. election, in Botswana, Primate Ayodele was the only one who warned that the ruling party was going to lose in the last election. For context, the ruling party had been in power for over 58 years, so it was unbelievable to say such a party that had held on to power for so long would lose — but it happened exactly as he said it.
These were his words:
“In Botswana, the president will make every effort and the country will want to move on to a stage, but the president must be careful so he won’t be disappointed. In the coming election, the president will be disappointed; people will not want to vote for him.”
Aside from that, some political developments that Primate Ayodele warned about have come to pass. For instance, the incident that led to the exit of the former Madagascar president was foretold by the prophet. He specifically warned the president that people would be against him in the country because of his policies, but he didn’t listen. He said it two years before the last election.
“The election — the people will try to call for military intervention. The president will win the election, but they will frustrate his government; he needs to be very watchful.”
In Kenya, the opposition leader, Raila Odinga, recently passed on, and accurately, Primate Ayodele had warned in his 2025 prophecies — which were released in December 2024 — that the country would mourn, as he saw the flag flying at half-mast.
These were his words:
“Kenya: The President will take some steps that will boomerang, which can cause another unrest in the country. The President will borrow funds. The youth will go on a protest against the policies of the President. Honourable members in Kenya will escape attacks and assassinations. There will be climatic problems in Kenya.
Opposition will rise against the President. Two governors will face impeachment. The sincere efforts of the President will be frustrated. Pray against the death of a prominent politician in Kenya, as I foresee that the country will fly its flag at half-mast.”
In Senegal, the emergence of President Faye was well foretold by Primate Ayodele long before the election.
He had warned Macky Sall not to contest because the people would reject him. He also stated that they would reject his candidate, and that except the then opposition leader, Ousmane Sonko, didn’t come out of prison, Macky Sall’s candidate would be defeated.
These were his words:
“Senegalese President Macky Sall doesn’t understand what politics is. The people don’t want his candidate; he needs to quickly do two things: he should strategize urgently to seek the face of God for his candidate to have his way. Also, if the main opposition still produces the man he sent to jail and he wins at the court and faces his own candidate, he will defeat your candidate. Don’t allow him to come out; let him stay as long as you want him there, but the moment he is released from prison, he will toughen your candidate.”
Days before the election, Ousmane Sonko was released from prison. But before then, he had nominated Faye, who wasn’t very well known, to replace him as the candidate of the opposition party. When he got released, he joined him in the campaign and defeated the candidate of the ruling party.
Beyond the election victory, Primate Ayodele warned President Faye and Ousmane Sonko of an impending fight. Mind you, they were both best of friends at the moment the prophet warned, and despite this, he saw beyond the present and mentioned that both of them would have issues.
He stated that they would have a disagreement that would separate them.
These were his words:
“In Senegal, Sonko and Faye, I see a sort of disagreement and separation. Something is about to happen. Watch out. You will have differences that will separate you; watch on this.”
True to his words, the current happenings in Senegal have fulfilled the prophecy of Primate Elijah Ayodele.
A fierce public power struggle has erupted between Senegal’s President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and his Prime Minister, Ousmane Sonko, shaking the nation’s ruling coalition and raising fundamental questions about who truly holds political authority.
The crisis ignited on Tuesday when President Faye unilaterally announced the removal of Aïssatou Mbodj, a key Sonko ally, as head of the “Diomaye Président” coalition that secured his 2024 election victory.
He replaced her with his own campaign coordinator, Aminata Touré.
In a swift and defiant response, Sonko convened his Pastef party, which issued a statement rejecting the president’s authority to make such a change.
The party asserted that Faye “does not have the power to dismiss” Mbodj and bluntly declared it shares “neither the same values nor the same principles” with the president’s new appointee, signaling a deep ideological and political rift within the government — as foretold by Primate Ayodele.
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Buratai Pays Tribute to Ihejirika at 70, Hails Mentorship and Legacy of Leadership
Buratai Pays Tribute to Ihejirika at 70, Hails Mentorship and Legacy of Leadership
Former Chief of Army Staff and Nigeria’s immediate past Ambassador to the Republic of Benin, Lt. Gen. (Rtd) Tukur Yusuf Buratai, has paid a glowing tribute to his predecessor, Lt. Gen. OA Ihejirika, as the retired General marks his 70th birthday.
In a heartfelt message released in Abuja on Friday, Buratai described Ihejirika as not only a distinguished soldier and statesman, but also a commander, mentor, and “architect of leadership” whose influence shaped a generation of senior military officers.
Buratai recalled that his professional rise within the Nigerian Army was significantly moulded under Ihejirika’s command, citing key appointments that defined his career trajectory.
According to him, the trust reposed in him through early command responsibilities, including his first command posting at Headquarters 2 Brigade and later as Commandant of the Nigerian Army School of Infantry, laid a solid foundation for his future leadership roles.
“These opportunities were not mere appointments; they were strategic investments in leadership,” Buratai noted, adding that such exposure prepared him for higher national responsibilities.
He further acknowledged that the mentorship and professional grounding he received under Ihejirika’s leadership were instrumental in his eventual appointment as Chief of Army Staff and later as Nigeria’s Ambassador to the Republic of Benin.
Buratai praised Ihejirika’s command philosophy, describing it as professional, pragmatic, and mission-driven. He said the former Army Chief led by example, combining firm strategic direction with a clear blueprint for excellence that continues to influence military leadership practices.
“At seventy, General Ihejirika has earned the right to reflect on a legacy secured,” Buratai stated, praying for good health, peace, and enduring joy for the retired General as he enters a new decade.
He concluded by expressing profound gratitude for the leadership, mentorship, and lasting example provided by Ihejirika over the years.
The tribute was signed by Lt. Gen. Tukur Yusuf Buratai, who described himself as a grateful mentee and successor, underscoring the enduring bonds of mentorship within the Nigerian Army’s top leadership.
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