How Primate Ayodele Foretold Massive Flooding In Borno State

Sometimes, when true men of God speak, it is not because they just want to open their mouth or looking for attention, they warn people ahead of time in order to prepare for whatever they are warning them against.

Especially when confirmed prophets of God like Primate Ayodele speak, whoever was mentioned in his prophecies should know for sure that this particular man of God doesn’t speak without his words coming to pass. If others can be ignored, Primate Ayodele isn’t someone whose prophecy is to be ignored and this is not for his sake but for the recipient.

The people of Borno state who were recipients of Primate Ayodele’s prophecy have just been made to suffer the consequence of ignoring the words of the prophet. To be honest, the federal and state government should be blamed for the unfortunate happening in Borno state.

Several residents have been rendered homeless due to the massive flooding that has swept through the state as a result of a broken dam.

Many residents  fled their homes following the devastating flood in Maiduguri, the capital of Borno state.

The Alau Dam, which has been at full capacity for the past week, reportedly collapsed in the early hours of Tuesday.

The areas most affected include Fori, Galtimari, Gwange, and Bulabulin.

Wild animals, including snakes, crocodiles and ostriches, were flooded out of their enclosures at the state zoo and into the streets. 

Meanwhile, Primate Ayodele in a video shared on his social media page earlier this year mentioned that flood is coming to Nigeria and it will affect several states across the nation. He warned of the disasters but emphasized on the flood which according to him, will be disastrous.

These were his word

’Lets be careful of bomb scare in Abuja, fire outbreak, train running out of its rail, sea accident and flooding. Flooding is coming and it will affect a lot of states ... .let's watch very carefully.’’.

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In his annual prophecy book titled Warnings To The Nations, Primate Ayodele specifically stated that there will be serious flooding in Borno state.

‘’Borno state must be careful of flood and erosion’’ ( Page 30)

Unfortunately, the incident of flooding has fulfilled the prophecy of Primate Ayodele.

It is also important to note that the last time the dam had such a problem was in 1994, resulting in unprecedented flooding in Maiduguri when almost half of the town was flooded.

 

 

Security alert: Primate Ayodele warns on new level of insurgency in Nigeria, urges FG to boost military morale

Servant of the Most High God, Founder and Leader of INRI Spiritual Evangelical Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has once again alerted the nation on a new level of insurgency likey to besiege the country if nothing urgent is done.

Servant of the Most High God, who has his base in Lagos made the disclosures at the headquarters of his church on Tuesday, September 10, 2024.

He said if allow to gain ground, the new insurgency will collaborate with Boko Haram, saying that aside causing damage in the country, they will oppress the military.

He called on the government to take proactive steps by taking the welfare of the soldiers seriously even as he urged them to kit the soldiers for them to fight and defeat the insurgents.

The oracle of God further averred that the military authorities do not need to relocate to the North before insurgency can be defeated, adding that what is needed to be done is to fight the corruption in the military and boost the morale of the soldiers.

He called on the government to take the welfare of the soldiers serious even as he urged them to equip the soldiers for them to fight and defeat the insurgence.

He said that the government must do something more reasonable than what it is doing currently so that the lives of the soldiers are not exposed to danger.

He revealed "Let's watch all our avenues because of a new insurgence that is coming up that will work hand in hand with Boko Haram, and at the end of it all they will be oppressing our military. 

"Let them kit our military for them to fight insurgence, so that Abuja can have peace, Abuja will not have peace.

"kidnappers may go extraordinary, it is not when the Chief of Air Staff or Chief of Army Staff stays in the North before we can end insurgence, it is you fighting the corruption in the military and in the security, then kit the soldiers, give them good welfare, then, they will be able to fight it.

"And let them do all the things that are necessary, if they don't do things that are necessary, then they will be wasting our soldiers.

"Don't waste soldiers, give them what they need to fight insurgence, so that Nigeria can be saved, otherwise this insurgence that is coming it can mess up Nigeria, it will mess up our military.

"I don't want them to start penetrating sensitive areas, Government must work on this, Government must do something reasonable,  Government must do something that is better than something that will be harming our military," Primate Ayodele revealed.

How Primate Ayodele's prophecy of China taking over Africa was fulfilled

Sometimes in 2023, Servant of the Most High God, Founder and Leader of INRI Spiritual Evangelical Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele made series of prophetic utterances which is now trending in a video.

According to the Oracle of God whose revelations have become the saving grace for those who pay attention to his words, disclosed that China will take over Africa.

He alerted that world that the way things are going, African leaders will submit their sovereignty to China.

Of course as usual the Thomases doubted the oracle of God and carried on as if nothing was said, but today that prophecy has come to pass. 

Just recently about 50 African presidents and head of governments were in China doing meeting with  of the People's Republic of China to know how to help them. It is a fulfillment of the prophecy.

This is aside the controversies surrounding the alleged seizure of three presidential jets by a Chinese company over some contractual agreement cancelations.

Primate Ayodele also disclosed in one of his prophecies that there would be cholera disease, maybe people did not take it serious, but today there is cholera globally.

 

NIDO UKS’ crisis: Implications of gagging dissent voices

Recent happenings in the Nigerians in Diaspora Organization (NIDO) UK-South and by extension their umbrella body, the Nigerian in Diaspora Organization Europe, is an indication that no association group or individual can make any meaningful progress in an atmosphere of undemocratic engagements and suppression of opposing voices.

Constructive criticisms, openness, accountability and transparency are the hallmark of democracy and a tolerant leadership, wherein these virtues are absent, the outcome is usually crisis as being witnessed in NIDO UKS.  

The crisis rocking the once respected organizations, NIDO was not unconnected with the position of its leadership to ignore the voice of reason and perspectives that were not directly in tandem with their own views. Dissension, constructive engagements and need for democracy within the organization has become an anathema. However some of the members of the organization were of the opinion that the right thing should be done no matter whose ox is gored. At this point everything became deadlocked and the centre could no longer hold.

It was reliably gathered that NIDO UKS having viewed the opposition voices within it as not dancing to their tune, decided to suspend the leading opposition voice, Peters Osawaru Omoragbon, a renowned health advocate and climate change mitigation specialist.

Announcing his suspension in a letter dated 5th August, 2024, NIDO stated that he, Omoragbon’s membership has been suspended effective immediately. “As such, your suspension will prevent you from attending any NIDO activities, events, or meetings until further notice. This decision was not taken lightly, as we value every member's contributions. However, it is vital for the stability and integrity of our organisation that we address these concerns decisively.”

With the unfolding scenario, Peters Omoragbon on his part, has gone to court to be granted injunction requesting for his suspension to be quashed and his membership reinstated back into NIDO UKS and NIDOE.

Omoragbon, a critical stakeholder in the organization, was suspended from the Diaspora organisation for raising his voice over an inconceivably anti-democratic move during their election whereby the executive of the organizations were inclined in favour of a particular candidate, which he, Omoragbon, prominently known for his accountability, transparency and democratic posture, was averse to, and he opposed their move to install their own candidate. He said that his going to court was for the organizations to reverse his suspension and render apologies over their breaching the groups' constitutions.

Our correspondent who is monitoring the crisis said that Omoragbon, in his application of Injunction to the County Court at Hertford through his Solicitors, Broad   Street Solicitors, London, UK, has disclosed that his suspension as member of the two bodies is null and void and therefore requested the court to rule in his favour by not only declaring the suspension unlawful but to also make it clear to the two organisations that they erred in law, hence the need to apologize to him.

He claimed that the defendants breached their constitutions entered by the respective parties on 11 February, 2023, by suspending him from the organization without any due cause or valid reason in line with the articles enshrined in the constitution. "I was suspended for making protected disclosure of wrongdoings or malpractice within the organization, which I thought to be protected under the statutory provisions relating to whistleblowing. Therefore my suspension is illegal by virtue of the constitution and employment Rights Acts 1996, and the defendants have failed to adhere to the principal of natural justice."

Omoragbon also requested the court to set aside the conclusions and resolutions of the AGM of NIDO UKS of 17th August, 2024, he also sought for a formal apology, under section 2 of the compensation Act, 2006, aside also requesting for an order asking for his reinstatement back into NIDO UKS, NIDOE.

Our source also disclosed that Pastor Omoragbon has made it clear that he is not seeking any monetary claim or relief against the defendants, adding that the claim is simply to make a declaration that the defendants have breached the constitution and to rescind the suspension, and formally apologize for their behavior.

He has already drawn the attention of the Chairman and members of the Central Executive Committee (NIDOE) and members of the Executive Committee, NIDO UKS to his court action. When cornered by our source, Omoragbon stated "You shall be properly served by the court bailiff but be put on notice that I have instituted a legal case against both organizations for my unlawful suspension and expulsion from the Organizations by the unconstitutional act of the NIDO UKS Executive,"Omoragbon stated.

 

 

SCOAN's women of grace hold inaugural convention

The Synagogue Church Of All Nations SCOAN at the weekend held its WOMEN OF GRACE (WOG) inaugural convention at its Egbe-Ikotun international headquarters. 

With pomp and pageantry the Women of Grace filled the church to the brim in from within and outside the country to celebrate the virtues of womanhood in Christ Jesus.

A colourful and electrifying event ladened with plethora of local dances, career talks, drama sketches, Bible quiz, motivational talks on 'building a godly home inter alia, all encapsulated and thematised in the WOG's choristers special song titled "No Jesus no life".

Prominent speakers drawn from successful women Christian  entrepreneurs both in their home fronts and careers were Mrs Karen Edwards,  Evelyn Adedipe, Mary Paul, Joy Oputeh, Oyeronke Adebomi among others who all held the audience in sober enthusiasm and inspired hope.

SCOAN'S leader, Pastor Evelyn Joshua, bubbling with spiritual enthusiasm and holy excitements  described the Women of Grace  as a dream she really longed for that had finally come to fruition.

Emphasizing the essence of true womanhood in Creation as God's will for mankind that is fast becoming a caricature today in several quarters she said that "the Foundation of SCOAN'S Women of Grace is in God's directive to raise women of honor, integrity and godly character of true womanhood ". She also thanked God for her late husband, the God''s General, Prophet TBJOSHUA for the Foundation of Jesus Christ which he had faithfully, successfully and gracefully built "upon which we are irrevocably and dutifully standing in Grace today.

With copious biblical references in her admonitions especially Proverbs 31 from verse 25, the woman of God stated that grace, strength dignity and honor should remain their armours. She also expressed gratitude to the womenfolk for their commitment to the church and making the words of God the standard for their lives.

A coordinator for the group Mrs Morenike Jegede described the group as quintessential in God's will for the woman, "meeting every Friday for Bible studies, prayers either in the church or on Mountain where any challenges faced by members are addressed for their utmost Joy and comfort  including in the various skills acquisition'.

Divided into three bands of Deborah, Esther and Queen of Sheba with 15 sub coordinators, the SCOAN'S Women of Grace group has evolved into a well structured organic institution for the passion for the recreation, rejuvenation and invigoration of ideals women of God.

The high points of the event were the presentation of an award of "Woman of Virtues and Resilience" to SCOAN 'S Leader, Pastor Evelyn Joshua and the Empowerment of nine less Privileged women.

Mrs Olaitan Famakinwa a participant in the program described it as "fantastic". "It has further inspired hope in women and opened our eyes to a greater and joyful future" she further stated.

Without mincing words, WOG inaugural convention has become a balancing force for the enhancement of  sound and healthy total wellbeing both spiritually and physically for the  womenfolk and it is obvious that true womanhood is a critical factor to the beauty of the Creation.

 

Ghana Presidential Election: Wrong candidate will bring doom, says Primate Ayodele, tasks Ghanaians on right choice

It is no longer subject of discourse on whether it is right for the servants of God to  speak on issues of politics because it has been proven that the spiritual controls the physical and the voice of a true prophet is germane to prophetically redirect the affairs of men for their own good.

Very soon Ghanaians will be going to the polls to elect who becomes their next president after the incumbent, President Nana Akufo-Addo will have served out his tenure as allowed by the constitution.

No wonder,  the Servant of the Most High God, Leader and Founder of INRI Spiritual Evangelical Church based in Lagos, Primate Elijah Ayodele, being the Oracle of God, has warned Ghanaians against choosing a wrong candidate. 

He disclosed that any mistake of choosing a wrong candidate will spell doom for Ghana.

He said that John   Mahama who is the favoured candidate is not doing the necessary things he should do to make his victory double sure.

Primate Ayodele advised Mahama to be more deliberate and strategic so as not to lose the election for the third time.

He said "Not yet close to victory, if election is conducted today John Mahama will lose. Mahama needs to strategize, he needs to put his house together, the people want opposition, but Mahama needs to take a step further for him to be victorious, otherwise he will lose this election again for the third time.

"And if Ghana vote for the wrong candidate, Ghana will suffer. Wrong candidate will bring Ghana to doom, economic troubles, confusion, troubles will be the order of the day. So Ghana must be very diligent in whom they choose," Primate Ayodele warned.

He added that Mahama should have been the best candidate but he should do things that are needful to give him victory. 

He said "Mahama has not done the needful, things that are going to give him victory. There is error in Mahama's victory."

December 7, Ghanaians will go to the polls for the election of the next president as Nana Akufo-Addo, the incumbent serves out his constitutionally allowed two tenures.

 

DigiVation Future Summit: Stakeholders pally for solution to Sub-Saharan Africa’s digital development challenges

Sub-Saharan Africa is said to face critical challenges for digital development, including underdeveloped digital infrastructure, lack of assessable and affordable connectivity, a stubborn digital gender gap, limited skills for digitally enabled industries and adequate regulatory and policy environment.

Above were the words of Bayero Agabi, the Chief Host and Convener of DigiVation Future Summit, Africa’s Premier gathering of futurists which took place at Radisson Blu Hotel, Ikeja on the 22th of August, 2024.

According to Bayero Agabi, part of the reason for the gathering was to find solutions to the myriad of challenges bedeviling the digital development in Sub Sahara Africa.

He disclosed that DigiVation Future Summit is a multi-sectorial event bringing together people from diverse backgrounds to discuss issues reshaping today and future economies. Speakers were drawn from political, governance, business and technology space. DFS according to him, is West Africa’s most influential business, governance and technology event where new road maps are discussed, pathways chatted. “DigiVation Future Summit (DFS) provides a ground for breakthrough technologies and ideas where enterprise and solution based innovations are unveiled. It’s a platform for Africa’s biggest brands to do business and meet new partners, sharpen innovation skills and knowledge. It is a gathering of ideas, leaders and innovators for a better and greater future.  In summary it’s a platform to examine our tomorrow and ways of making it better for all today.

“It’s a platform that brings together Africa thought-leaders in academia, technology, media content creators  ICT, MDAs, policy makers, and the political class, to discuss how the Niger delta region  can benefit and engage  the unfolding  future. The summit is a high-level event bringing top leaders with forward thinking high level impact developmental mind together to forge a new international consensus on how we deliver a better present and safeguard the future,” he stated.

In his contribution, Bayero Agabi, while calling on the discussants to deliberate elaborately on issue of social media, urged the nation’s regulatory authorities to monitor and regulate social media usage in the country. “I like to draw attention to what I called social media influence on Africa and whether it should be moderated or regulated. So far we have all seen the impact and effects of social media becoming a platform for Africa to demystify its dark continent narrative, empowering thousands through its economics, creating jobs for many and opening many to the world.

“On the negative side, social media has proven to be the best time-wasting platform creating anti-social generation and negatively influencing African culture. Check on your social media space today you will find nudity as culture than education and skills development. On this I will state that it’s time for Nigeria to moderate her social media space. If this is not done give it a short time the social media space will regulate our lives.”

Mr Tim Akano, MD/CEO, New Horison, in his contribution, spoke on Leveraging Policy and Governance to Accelerate Innovation for a Sustainable Future. He called for provision of internet in schools, saying that Access to free internet in schools is vital for building digital literacy which is a cornerstone of innovation. “By providing students with early exposure to digital tools and resources, we equip them with the skills needed to thrive in a tech-driven economy. Drawing from the Singaporean model, Nigeria can create an environment where students are empowered to explore, create, and innovate from a young age, helping to bridge the digital divide and prepare the next generation of innovators.

On Curriculum Reform he stated that the current educational curriculum in Nigeria is heavily theory-based, often disconnected from real-world applications. “Reforming the curriculum to emphasize practical, problem-solving skills is essential. Education should focus on equipping students with the tools to address Nigeria's immediate challenges, whether in agriculture, health, or technology. This includes integrating subjects like coding, entrepreneurship, and design thinking, making education more relevant and directly applicable to the country’s development needs.

Akano disclosed that nurturing a thriving innovation ecosystem is crucial. “It’s crucial to have a dedicated department focused on promoting and marketing innovative ideas. This department would act as a bridge between innovators and potential investors, helping to bring ideas to market. It could also provide guidance on intellectual property rights and connect innovators with global markets, ensuring that Nigerian innovations can compete on the world stage. E.g. Israel has a department that market products globally.”

He said that Startups are the lifeblood of innovation, but added that they often struggle due to lack of support. He stated that Policies should be introduced to provide startups with access to funding, mentorship, and resources. This could include government-backed venture funds, tax incentives for investors, and incubator programs that offer startups the necessary infrastructure and networking opportunities to scale their businesses.

On Job Security and Economic Models (Dubai Model), he said, “The Dubai model, known for its focus on job security and economic diversification, can offer valuable lessons for Nigeria. By adopting similar policies, Nigeria can create a more stable economic environment that encourages innovation. This includes implementing labor laws that protect workers while also promoting entrepreneurship, thereby attracting both local and foreign investments.”

Akano disclosed that to stimulate innovation, Nigeria should consider offering tax incentives or grants to businesses that invest in research and development or create innovative products and services. These incentives would not only encourage existing businesses to innovate but also attract new ventures that contribute to the country’s economic growth.

He said that while internet access is essential, it’s important to manage its use among minors to ensure it contributes positively to their development. Regulated access, such as limiting usage to three hours a day for those under 18 can help balance the benefits of digital learning with the need to protect children from potential online risks. This approach promotes responsible digital citizenship from a young age, encouraging productive and

He also spoke on Cross-Sector Collaboration; Regulatory Frameworks, wherein he said that the pace of technological change requires adaptable regulatory frameworks that can keep up with new innovations without stifling them. Nigeria, he said, needs to develop regulations that are flexible, allowing for the rapid adoption of new technologies while safeguarding public interest. This includes creating a regulatory environment that supports emerging sectors like fintech, agritech, and renewable energy.

On Tech Hubs and Innovation Centers, he said “To foster innovation, it’s important to develop tech hubs and innovation centers where entrepreneurs, researchers, and students can collaborate and experiment. These hubs would serve as incubators for new ideas, providing the infrastructure and resources necessary for innovation to thrive. They would also facilitate partnerships between academia, industry, and government, creating a vibrant ecosystem of innovation.”

Akano added that robust digital infrastructure is the backbone of a modern economy. Nigeria must invest in building and expanding digital infrastructure such as high-speed internet, data centers, and mobile networks to support the growth of tech-driven innovations. This infrastructure will not only enhance connectivity but also enable new business models and services that can drive economic growth.

The paper, ‘Preserving Cultural Identity in the Digital Age: Navigating Globalization and Technology in Nigeria’ was delivered by Otunba Biodun Ajiboye, Executive Secretary/CEO, National Institute for Cultural Orientation (NICO). He said that in an era where digital technology and globalization are reshaping societies around the globe, Nigeria finds itself at a critical crossroads. According to him, the question that looms large is whether globalization, driven by digital technology, is undermining the nation’s cultural heritage by encouraging the adoption of foreign cultures that may not align with its values.

He said “The transformation of our value systems and languages in Nigeria has been significantly influenced by globalization, a process that began with British colonialism. Unlike countries such as India, which resisted the imposition of foreign cultures and celebrated their own, many Nigerian societies under British rule gradually erased their cultural identities, embracing foreign ones that are difficult to reconcile with our authentic cultural heritage.

“Our legal system, for instance, is a reflection of this colonial legacy. The laws we abide by are rooted in British norms, not reflective of our indigenous cultures. This has resulted in a diminished focus on our cultural heritage, as we are guided by foreign laws that impact our cultural and socio-economic evolution.”

Otunba Biodun Ajiboye stated that this complex history has also shaped the nation’s entry into the digital age. Without a clear template to leverage digital technology for development, the nation faces the challenge of creating local content that serves diverse population of over 220 million people, rich in culture and languages.

“We must ask ourselves: How did countries like China and India and even Japan, who were also colonized or conquered, manage to lead the technological revolution without losing their cultural identities? The answer lies in their ability to resist cultural imperialism and integrate technology with their cultural values.

“In Nigeria, we are at the mercy of globalization's forces, but we must recognize that culture is dynamic. While globalization will continue to influence our cultural structures, we must resist the temptation to discard our cultural values. We need to engage with globalization and the digital economy as opportunities to reprioritize and revitalize our cultural heritage.

“At NICO, our mission includes exploring the connections between culture and technology. We are committed to developing technological content within the context of our diverse cultures, paving the way for socio-economic growth across sectors.”

He added that embracing globalization and digital technology does not mean abandoning the cultural values. On the contrary, it means reworking the nation’s engagement with globalization and using technology to advance the cultural heritage.” 

In conclusion he said, “The relevance of digital technology in promoting our cultures and building legacy institutions for future generations cannot be overstated. By finding the nexus between digital innovation and our rich cultural heritage, we can accelerate our collective prosperity and contribute to the global cultural and digital landscape.”