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Hassan MuazBy Hassan MuazAugust 11, 2024No Comments
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The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has released fresh prophecies for some African countries, including Malawi, Comoros, Zambia, Uganda, Tunisia, and Libya.

The prophetic statement, which was shared by his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, was released to the media on Sunday.

In it, Primate Ayodele stated that there will be challenges and political tension in Malawi. 

He warned the president to be careful against attacks by rioters.

He said: Malawi will face challenges, political tension, economic troubles and there is going to be ethnic instability in the country. 

“They also have to be careful about climatic problems in the sense that it will result in the destruction of crops. 

“The government will introduce a kind of economic restructure. 

“Workers in the country will be clamouring for increments. 

“The president must be careful not to be attacked by rioters that will fight against his policies. 

“The country should pray against cholera and chicken pox.”

In Comoros, Primate Ayodele warned the government against political tension that will make it unpopular. 

He warned against taking a wrong political decision that will set the country on fire. 

The prophet stated that the president will make some political blunder that will backfire. 

He revealed that the president’s son will be involved in an accident and that the president will attempt to transfer power to his family.

Ayodele said: “Comoros: there will be a lot of political tension in the country which will make the government unpopular. 

“The president will make a wrong political decision that will set the country on fire. 

“He will make a wrong political choice, make some political blunder that will backfire. 

“The country needs to be careful against confusion, fighting and unexpected climatic problems. 

“The president and his family must pray against political assassination. 

“The president’s son will escape an accident and an unexpected explosion will happen in the country. 

“The president will attempt to transfer power to his family which will cause problems.”

In Zambia, Primate Ayodele urged the president to tidy things up because they will start fighting him. 

He revealed that the former President Edgar Lungu will come out to contest again, but warned the current president of mistakes he will make towards the end of his tenure.

He said: “Zambia: the incumbent president should tidy things up because they will begin to fight him. 

“The former president, Edgar Lungu, will come out to contest again. 

“The government will begin to arrest the opposition because of corruption and apart from this, let’s pray against political assassination that will blackmail the government. 

“However, the government will do well but towards the end of his tenure, he will make some mistakes. 

“He must address the issues of economy, youth employment, security, price of food commodities, and reforms of the education sector for him to have an election victory. 

“The opposition is planning to form a big coalition to set his government on fire. 

“He must be ready for different reactions. 

“He must be careful so that some quotas in his government will not begin to resign.”

In Libya, Primate Ayodele warned against a crisis and unexpected event that will amount to total confusion. 

He noted that a coalition system of government will be formed in the country because elections may be unrealistic at the moment. 

He warned of a bomb explosion in Libya.

Ayodele said: “Libya: let them pray against the crisis and unexpected events that will amount to total confusion. 

“The country will call for a coalition system of government because elections may not be realistic, anyone who wins will cause problems. 

“Let them pray so that their pipeline will not be attacked. 

“The country must be careful so that they won’t experience deadly bomb explosions, Libya needs prayers to improve security.”

In Tunisia, Primate Ayodele warned the president to be careful not to have an unexpected military intervention in the country. 

He mentioned that the president will attempt to change the constitution to favour his re-election but there will be troubles and gang-up against him

He said: “Tunisia: The president will be struggling to have a re-election, he will seize the opposition and apart from this, the country will have a political crisis and I see the president going ahead to change the constitution and do anything to get re-elected.

“I see trouble, confusion, rumbles, and gang up against the president. 

“They must be careful not to have unexpected military intervention in Tunisia.”

In Uganda, Primate Ayodele stated that the president must pray for his health to avoid sleeping and not waking up. 

He revealed that there will be a gang-up against the president as he would attempt to change the constitution. 

He further asked him to pray against tragedy in his family.

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He said: “Uganda: the president will continue to deal with the opposition. 

“The economy and standard of living will not be anything to write home about. 

“The president must pray for his health so he won’t fall sick or sleep and not wake up again. 

“People in his government will gang up against him. 

“He will want to change the constitution but people won’t want it. 

“He must be careful for his government not to be surmounted suddenly. 

“He must pray against tragedy in his family.  

“I see an evil day in Uganda, the people must pray against cholera, COVID-19 and Dengue fever.”

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