Nigeria’s 2023 presidential election which was held on Saturday, 25th of February 2023 is arguably one of the most controversial elections that have taken place in the African continents recently.
The candidate of the APC, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu emerged as the winner of the election in the most questionable way, and till now, there are still several court cases portraying uncertainty about his rule as president of Nigeria.
In Nigeria, religion is always a huge factor when it comes to elections and we all saw how that played out in the recently concluded elections with several prophets giving prophecies about who will win the election, how the winner would emerge, and some of the circumstances that will surround the victory of whoever wins.
Arguably, there were more than 50 Prophets from mega-churches that gave their predictions regarding the election but among all, Primate Elijah Ayodele of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church stood out with the unique presentation of his prophecies on the presidential election.
Unlike others whose prophecies favored either Tinubu, Atiku or Peter Obi, Primate Ayodele’s prophecy neither favored anyone nor put any of the candidates in a bad light. Primate Ayodele gave a detailed explanation of how the three of them can win, he analyzed the region, strategies, and characters that can give them victory in the election.
As a matter of fact, Primate Ayodele started talking about the presidential election one year ago, hence, there were several prophecies he released up until the election eve when he declared God’s choice for Nigeria.
However, one of his prophecies that stood out among the other ones was captured in a video shared on his social media account. In the video, he was heard talking about how desperate and ready Tinubu was while alerting the opposition parties to immediately wake up to avoid being cheated and beaten out of election victory. Primate Ayodele said in the video that the ruling party was ready financially, spiritually, legally, illegally, and so on and that the opposition was not showing any sign of seriousness for election victory.
These were his words
‘’PDP isn’t yet serious for this election, but Labour Party isn’t yet serious. What I saw all night is what I am saying right now. The Lord showed me that APC is ready to win this election technically, politically, economically, financially, and spiritually. I see APC putting all their arsenal together to get this power and if you are taking them for granted, they will get it. If they can maneuver INEC, PDP and Labour Party are in trouble. They are ready to do otherwise in all ramifications. They are extremely desperate and it will cause the failure of the opposition if they don’t wake up now. Peter Obi should not allow the crowd to get to his head, Atiku is still sleeping. I don’t belong to any of them but I am saying how God sent me. If they take it, no court will change it o’’.
On account of these above statements credited to Primate Elijah Ayodele, one would agree that Primate Ayodele saw correctly and accurately with his presidential election prophecy. Since the election ended, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has been at the center of the blame due to the discrepancies in election results meaning the electoral commission was manipulated technically. We all saw how INEC failed to upload the presidential results for several days and even now that they have been uploaded to the commission’s portal, there are differences in the announced results and the uploaded results.
The opposition parties had an opportunity to change what happened if they listened to the prophet’s revelation. It didn’t make sense when the man of God made those statements but now when the election is over, it has been confirmed to be true.
There have been court cases against the victory of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu but none of them have seen the light of the day, fulfilling Primate Ayodele’s prophecy that the ruling party is ready legally for the purpose of victory.
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