Primate Elijah Ayodele, the leader of the INRI Spiritual Evangelical Church, has made bold predictions about Nigeria’s future, covering both economic and political developments. In a recent prophetic declaration, he predicted a drastic reduction in fuel prices within the next three to four years, stating that the cost per liter would drop to between N200 and N300. While this forecast has generated excitement among Nigerians, Ayodele cautioned that the reduction in fuel prices would not lead to a significant improvement in living standards. He warned that, despite the anticipated economic boom, widespread hardship would continue, leaving many to question the broader implications for the nation’s economy.
On political matters, Ayodele addressed developments in Rivers State, predicting that Governor Siminalayi Fubara would remain unremovable from office despite potential opposition. He foresees that Fubara will achieve significant milestones for the benefit of the people, even in the face of challenges from former Governor Nyesom Wike. These remarks have drawn attention to the evolving political landscape in the state and the trajectory of Fubara’s administration.
Ayodele detailed these prophecies in his latest book, Divine Messages for the Year 2025 and Beyond, a 94page collection of insights addressing issues ranging from political instability to economic challenges and security concerns. In the book, he urged Nigerians to seek divine guidance through prayer to navigate the nation's challenges effectively.
The spiritual leader also warned of political turbulence, ongoing economic struggles, and threats to national security. He called for vigilance, unity, and spiritual preparedness as key strategies for overcoming these adversities.
As 2025 unfolds, Nigerians are keenly observing whether these predictions will come to pass, particularly the anticipated drop in fuel prices and Governor Fubara’s projected successes. While Ayodele’s prophecies have sparked hope, they have also generated curiosity and concern about the country’s future.