As the year draws to a close, Primate Elijah Ayodele of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church has released his much-anticipated annual prophecies.
Known for his bold and often controversial predictions, he provided a glimpse into global and national developments expected in 2025.
His prophecies span politics, societal trends, natural disasters, and spiritual warnings, urging individuals, governments, and nations to take heed.
The prophetic session began with an atmosphere of deep worship and fervent prayers. Primate Ayodele reminded attendees of the power of prayer and the need for vigilance in these trying times.
He called on individuals to seek divine guidance and wisdom as the world braces for challenges ahead.
In answering a question, Primate Ayodele issued a stern warning regarding US President-elect Donald Trump, who is preparing for his second term.
According to the cleric, Trump’s return to power would be marked by deception, abuse of authority, and a wave of racism.
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He predicted that such a development would bring regret to the global stage, with Black communities bearing the brunt of oppressive immigration laws and societal challenges.
“It is unfortunate to see him coming back for another term,” the Primate lamented, adding: “Blacks are in trouble, and the world must prepare for the consequences of supporting hooligans in leadership.”
Turning his focus to online media, Primate Ayodele warned the Nigerian government against enacting laws that would stifle the operations of online publishing platforms.
He urged publishers to stand united, remain prayerful, and be prepared to resist any oppressive regulations.
He refrained from mentioning specific media houses but alluded to recent fire outbreaks and challenges faced by the media sector, calling for spiritual rebuke against such occurrences.
The Primate also expressed disappointment with the Christian Association of Nigeria and the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, labelling them as “an association of political pastors.”
According to him, these groups have strayed from their spiritual mandate, aligning themselves with political interests rather than upholding Christian values.
“Talking about them is a waste of time,” he said, adding: “They represent the government’s interests, not God’s, and there is no righteousness in their actions.”
While describing the recent tax reform bill as a good idea in theory, Primate Ayodele warned that it would likely be mismanaged, leading to economic instability and hardship for the common man.
Reflecting on his previous predictions, Primate Ayodele highlighted several fulfilled prophecies, including:
Instability in Nigeria’s oil industry.
The outcome of the last Nations Cup.
The death of the wife of Akwa Ibom’s governor.
The failure of Joe Biden to win the US presidential election.
Attacks in Cameroon and a stampede in Egypt.
The devaluation of currencies across African nations.
Looking ahead, Primate Ayodele outlined several key prophecies for 2025, including:
1. The removal of Ukraine’s president.
2. A global disease outbreak.
3. The emergence of a new terrorist organization from the Western world involving powerful nations.
4. Scarcity of naira notes in Nigeria.
5. The death of an African footballer on the field of play.
6. Tough times for French President Emmanuel Macron.
7. An uprising against a sitting president.
8. Collapse of bridges in Port Harcourt, Abuja, and Lagos if prayers are not offered.
9. Emergence of a new political movement ahead of the 2027 elections.
10. Fire outbreaks targeting online news outlets.
11. Rowdy sessions in the Nigerian Senate.
Primate Ayodele emphasised that he does not collect money for his prophetic messages, maintaining that his mission is divinely inspired.
He also responded to questions from attendees, addressing concerns about the vagueness of some prophecies.
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