The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has revealed that electricity Distribution Companies will soon fizzle out in the country and be replaced by another entity, adding that this will not address the issue of grid collapse.
The Lagos State-based prophet revealed this on Sunday in a statement signed and issued by his media aide, Oluwatosin Osho.
He explained that the collapse of the national grid will persist in the country if the Ministry of Power doesn’t work tirelessly to restore normalcy to the sector.
Primate Ayodele explained that Nigeria will continue to experience blackouts as issues will continue to occur in the ministry.
However, the prophet foresees that there will be a new dawn in the power generation technique in the country as there will be a form of digitalised system of generating.
He noted that Nigeria will get to a stage where poles and wires will no longer be used.
Ayodele was quoted to have said in the statement: “In the near future, DisCos will be fizzled out for another entity to take over.
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“The national grid will continue to collapse and this will rubbish the Minister of Power.
“The Ministry has to work audaciously to bring an end to this epileptic power system in the country because Nigerians will soon start expressing anger.
“I see fraud in the power sector and light at the end of the tunnel for the Nigeria power sector.
“I see Nigeria using a form of digitalised system to generate power.
“It will be in the form of a sim card, but it will increase electricity tariffs in the country.
“Also, Nigeria will stop using the normal cable wire and polls to get power in the near future.
“We are getting to the level where we will stop seeing poles on our roads, there is hope for our power generating system.”