The chief of the INRI Evangelical Religious Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has shared what he described as a prophetic message in regards to the upcoming governorship elections in Osun State and Ekiti State. Watch How It Occurred.
In an announcement shared on Fb, the cleric claimed he was revealing what God confirmed him concerning the political way forward for the 2 states, predicting defeat for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in each elections.
Based on Ayodele, the ADC won’t emerge victorious within the Ekiti governorship race.
“ADC will lose Ekiti,” he mentioned.
He additionally predicted that the get together would lose the governorship election in Osun regardless of the presence of former governor Rauf Aregbesola within the get together.
“ADC will lose in Osun State even if former Osun State governor Aregbesola is within the ADC,” he said.
Past electoral defeat, Ayodele warned that inside divisions might weaken the get together additional in Osun. He claimed that the get together could cut up into factions, with some members supporting the incumbent governor whereas others stay politically unstable.
“ADC will divide in Osun State. One will go for Adeleke, one might be unstable,” he mentioned.
The cleric additionally suggested any candidate planning to problem the present administration to rethink, warning that such a transfer might result in wasted marketing campaign sources.
“The ADC candidate there that desires to contest shouldn’t waste cash,” Ayodele mentioned, describing the message as recommendation reasonably than criticism.
“It’s good recommendation if you see any individual say don’t waste cash,” he added.
Ayodele additional predicted that the incumbent governor of Osun, Ademola Adeleke, would retain his place if he seeks re-election.
“No rigging, give it again to Adeleke,” he mentioned.
He additionally claimed that the All Progressives Congress (APC) wouldn’t win the governorship election in Osun.
Nonetheless, Ayodele emphasised that his statements had been prophetic declarations, urging listeners to both settle for or disregard them.
“Go away it or take it,” he concluded.