Bombshell: It is Death or Resignation, Primate Ayodele Drops Bombshell, Sends Strong Warnings to Shettima See Terrifying Details

Primate Elijah Ayodele, the founder of the Inri Church Worldwide, has issued a stark warning to Nigeria’s Vice President, Kashim Shettima, and the vice presidents of other African countries. In a recent 18-second video clip shared on his X (formerly known as Twitter) handle, Ayodele urged these leaders to seek divine intervention to avert impending dangers to their lives. ..Read Full Article

The clip features Ayodele making a grave prediction: “I still want to repeat again that we need to pray against the death of African vice presidents and prime ministers, either by death or resignation, that will happen. So, we have to be very careful and seek the face of God as quickly as possible.”

This ominous message has caused a stir, prompting discussions about the potential threats facing high-ranking officials in Africa. Primate Ayodele’s prophetic warnings are known to elicit strong reactions, and this latest declaration is no exception.

Ayodele did not stop at vice presidents and prime ministers. He extended his call to action to President

Bola Tinubu and other African presidents, urging them to take immediate and decisive spiritual measures. “I ask President Bola Tinubu and other African presidents to go on their knees to avert any impending danger,” he advised.

The Primate’s message underscores a sense of urgency and the need for spiritual vigilance among Africa’s political leadership. His call for prayer and divine intervention highlights the perceived severity of the threats.

The timing of this warning is significant, as it comes at a period of political turbulence and security concerns in various parts of Africa. Leaders across the continent are grappling with numerous challenges, including political instability, economic difficulties, and security threats.

Vice President Kashim Shettima, a key figure in Nigeria’s political landscape, has yet to respond publicly to Ayodele’s warning. The vice president, along with other African leaders mentioned, faces the critical task of balancing governance with the need to address these prophetic concerns.

Primate Ayodele’s reputation for making bold predictions is well-known, and his latest prophecy adds to his history of issuing cautionary statements to political figures. Whether these leaders will heed his advice and seek spiritual intervention remains to be seen, but the impact of his words is already being felt