Primate Ayodele prophesies crash in PMS price, Fubara irremovability, economic Hardship
In a recent prophetic declaration, Primate Elijah Ayodele, the leader of INRI Spiritual Evangelical Church, predicted a significant drop in fuel prices in the near future. According to Ayodele, the price of fuel will crash to around N200 to N300 within the next three to four years. This prophecy has generated significant interest and attention, with many Nigerians eagerly awaiting the fulfillment of his prediction.
However, Ayodele noted that this decrease in fuel price will not necessarily translate to economic prosperity for Nigerians. Despite the predicted economic boom, he warned that hardship will still persist. This prophecy has raised questions about the state of Nigeria’s economy and the potential impact of a fuel price crash on the country’s economic stability.
In addition to his economic prophecy, Ayodele also declared that Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, is “irremovable” and that any attempts to remove him from office will be unsuccessful. He predicted that Fubara will do great things for his people, despite potential opposition from former Governor Nyesom Wike. This prophecy has generated significant interest in the political landscape of Rivers State and the potential implications for Fubara’s administration.
Ayodele’s prophecies have generated significant interest and attention, with many Nigerians eagerly awaiting the fulfillment of his predictions. As a respected spiritual leader, Ayodele’s words carry significant weight, and his prophecies are often seen as a guide for the future.
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The prophecy book, “Divine Messages for the Year 2025 and Beyond,” contains 94 pages of prophetic declarations and warnings for Nigeria and the world at large. Some of the other prophecies included in the book include warnings of political instability, economic hardship, and security challenges. Ayodele has urged Nigerians to pray and seek divine guidance in the face of these challenges.
As the year 2025 unfolds, many Nigerians will be watching with bated breath to see if Ayodele’s prophecies will come to pass. Will the fuel price crash, and will Fubara’s administration thrive despite opposition? Only time will tell.
