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Nigeria @ 61: Primate Ayodele Releases Prophetic Messages On Buhari, Security, Economy, Others

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The Leader Of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele has released a prophetic message about Nigeria ahead of the 61st independence celebration coming up on Friday, 1st of October, 2021.

In a lengthy message signed by his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, Primate Ayodele spoke about the present administration, security, state of affairs economy and several other topical issues.

Although Primate Ayodele berated the present condition of Nigeria in terms of administration, banditry, economy but he revealed that God is ready to expose corrupt leaders and capture bandits, terrorism group leaders.

‘’ Our 61st independence anniversary has no meaning, there is no development, the government has done well but the poor are not enjoying it. There is too much of death, bloodbath, and more is still coming. What the Lord said to me that we should expect in this new independence year is that the level of corruption in this government will be exposed and some bandits leaders, ISIS, ISWAP Leaders will be captured’’

‘’In this New Year, some governors will regret being governor because of issues they will be facing especially in the north. There will be so many things exposed and several serious accusations’’

Also, He highlighted several sectors of the Nigerian society, and spoke the mind of God about them

SECURITY:

– Let us also be prayerful, I see bandits kidnapping people in top hierarchy. There are places they want to attack in the north and Abuja. Let the government pray on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd of October to save Nigeria from all unnecessary threat because there is going to be a new terrorist group with sophisticated weapons

– We have to pray more for our security issues because Taliban will reinforce in this New Year and there will be a major attack before the end of this government.

– There will be crisis in customs, some officers will be queried of some illegal operations.

– Let us pray against the death of any commissioner of police.

– Nigeria will still battle with economy as I see political assassination that will involve a prominent politician.

– EFCC chairman will be incapacitated because of his techniques, he will get lot of information but they will use him for political reasons so he must be careful.

BUHARI’S GOVERNMENT

– The cabal in Buhari’s government causing terrorism will be exposed but the government will not be able to do anything. There will be sentiment towards the end and I see the international community getting involved in this issue because of injustice. Buhari’s men will be indicted of corruption.

– I still see the death of a prominent person in the Aso rock.

– Fashola will be indicted, he must be very careful because they will gang up against him.

STATE OF THE NATION

– Different regions will have its own problem. The northerner will cause problems for themselves, the South east will cause problems for themselves. South west will be calm. The northerners will be the source of breakage in Nigeria if they don’t handle their issues well.

– Nigeria will not be segregated under Buhari’s government, no restructuring or segregation, Nigeria will remain as it is under Buhari’s government.

– Nigeria needs prayers for us to survive. In the nearest future there will be a new Nigeria thought not in this present administration

– I see a power grid collapsing which will throw some part of the country into darkness.

– Let’s pray against tanker explosion, gas explosion, fire explosion and a major accident at Benin-Ore road and Sagamu- Lagos road that will claim lives.

– Let security be beefed up in the national assembly as I foresee attacks. The senate president will be confused on his political ambition. Also, I see the death of some senators before 2023.

– The speaker of the house of rep will have miscalculations

– Let’s pray against bombing of any court and a judge dying in the process of delivery judgment.

– I see a new caucus formed by governors in South west.

– I am seeing a major protest coming. Let us pray against havoc like building collapse, sea surge and attack on governors.

– A Speaker will be kidnapped. Let’s pray against death of new LG Chairman in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo

– VAT will give governors troubles and I see retaliations from the northern governors.

– Lets pray against death of a judge in Appeal court. Also, we need to rebuke health challenges in the lives of Judges in the judiciary council

– Let’s pray against navy attack, helicopter crash.

– Nigeria will start experiencing climatic challenges and air pollution.

– Let Air Peace, Dana Airline and Azman air pray against plane mishap.

TRADITIONAL INSTITUTION

– Let us pray against death of a prominent Emir and Oba in south west, some celebrities will also pass on.

– An Oba will be embarrassed, Kidnapped in South west.

– A Prominent Emir will be kidnapped.

ECONOMY

– There is nothing CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele can do that can make the economy to be perfect, Dollar can’t drop to 280, rice will not go down to N6,000 anymore, petrol price will increase and diesel will go to N300/320

– Kerosene and charcoal price will go up. Gold, Tin, Pottasium price will increase in the coming year.

BUSINESSES

– There will be a lot of issues in the communication sector but Glo will have a bigger expansion. They will reign in everywhere in the next five years but let them be careful of disappointment.

– Some Dangote subsidiary will shut down.

– BUA Company will have expansion in some African countries.

– Dangote cement, nestle, Lafarge will record losses in the stock market

– Zenith Bank, Aiico insurance, First Bank holdings will drop in the stock

– Access, GTB, Unity bank will record excess profit by the end of the year.

EDUCATION

– Let us pray against attack in any school, fire and cholera outbreak in any school across the country.

– Universities will be attacks, VC will be removed and a dean will be kidnapped.

SPORTS

– NFF must be very careful because there will be confusion in the league.

PDP AND APC

– PDP and APC will still have problem. A one-time governor will become the national chairman of the APC.

– There will be turbulence ahead of 2023 election and the two political parties will continue to have issues. The outcome of 2023 will be a surprise. Nigeria need to raise up their voice to God for a good president

– PDP need a serious, principled person to become the next chairman. David Mark cannot be chairman of PDP.

2023

– They will use SWAGA to dump APC National leader, Bola Ahmed Tinubu and betray him

– Atiku should not dabble into 2023 politics, he will only waste his money

– A lot will happen before 2023, the next president will be a surprise and shock to many.

– APC will break into three different parties

– The Third force can only work if the right step is taken

– Wike will be relevant if he takes it easy, consult God to play his politics or else he will shoot himself on the leg.

– A Prominent politician will pass on in 2022.

– Governor Dapo Abiodun will face challenges, he must strategize for second term otherwise, his challenges will surmount him

– IPOB will cause more problems.

– I see an aspirant being kidnapped. Lets pray against the death of any aspirant

– Bayelsa Governor will face challenges that will trouble his government

– APC will lose some states even in the north.

– Governor Ifeanyi Okowa will find it difficult to get e a right successor if he doesn’t consult God.

– Governors Dave Umahi, Ben Ayade will not be president.

Furthermore, He prayed for Nigeria and explained that he isn’t against the present government but speaks what God asks him to say.

‘’As Nigeria celebrates a new independence year, I wish the current administration all the best till the end. I am not against this government but when I talk about what God told me, I am always a different person’’

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Oyo 2027: Adelabu Quits As Power Minister To Focus On Guber Race

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The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu has formally resigned from his position in the Federal Government to pursue his governorship ambition in Oyo State.

In a resignation letter dated April 22, 2026, and addressed to the President, Adelabu stated that his resignation will take effect on April 30, 2026, to enable him to focus on his governorship ambition in Oyo State.

The letter, routed through the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, stated that he was stepping down with “a deep sense of honour and profound gratitude.”

He wrote, “I write with a deep sense of honour and profound gratitude to formally tender my resignation as the Honourable Minister of Power of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. This resignation is to take effect on 30th April 2026, in order to allow sufficient time for a smooth and orderly handover of responsibilities.”

Adelabu thanked the President for the opportunity to serve, describing his appointment as a privilege.

He said, “Your Excellency, I remain sincerely grateful for the privilege and confidence you reposed in me by appointing me to serve our great nation in this capacity.

“It has been a rare honour to contribute to national development under your leadership and to play a role in advancing reforms in the power sector—one of the most critical foundations of Nigeria’s industrial growth and economic transformation.”

The former minister said his resignation was to enable him focus fully on his governorship ambition in Oyo State, citing provisions of the amended electoral law.

He added, “My decision to step down is informed by my intention to focus fully on my gubernatorial ambition in Oyo State. This aspiration, which dates back to 2016 during my service as Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, ultimately led to my voluntary resignation from the Central Bank in 2018 in order to pursue the same goal.”

“In line with the provisions of the Amended Electoral Act 2026, which preclude political office holders from contesting elections, I consider it both appropriate and necessary to resign at this time.”

Adelabu’s exit marks a major political development ahead of the next electoral cycle, particularly in Oyo State, where he is expected to contest the governorship election.

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Wale Edun, Musa Dangiwa Resigned Voluntarily, Not Sacked – Presidency

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The Presidency has clarified that Wale Edun (former Finance Minister) and Ahmed Musa Dangiwa (former Housing Minister) voluntarily resigned from their positions and were not sacked by President Tinubu.

In a statement released this evening April 22, presidential media aide, Bayo Onanuga, said that contrary to public opinions, Wale Edun resigned on health grounds while Dangiwa also tendered his resignation and thanked the President for the opportunity given him to serve in the Federal Executive Council.

Onanuga stated that Edun, who clocked 70 on Monday and has battled recent ill health, fittingly submitted his resignation letter on his birthday, thanking the President for the opportunity to serve Nigeria.

“It has been a pleasure and privilege to serve your administration and the Renewed Hope Agenda, Under your leadership, Nigeria has emerged stronger, more resilient and more internationally respected. I wish you and the administration every success in the future” he wrote

Onanuga stated that on Tuesday, before the Office of the Secretary of the Government of the Federation announced his departure from the Cabinet, Edun paid a valedictory visit to the President at the Villa and held an hour-long discussion with the president and then left to focus on his private businesses.

The presidential aide stated that President Tinubu has expressed deep appreciation to Edun and Dangiwa for their dedicated service and significant contributions to the administration’s economic reform programme and wished them continued success in their future endeavours.

‘’In the same vein, the President has urged the new Minister of Finance, Taiwo Oyedele, to consolidate ongoing reforms and advance the administration’s fiscal and economic objectives with renewed focus, discipline, and innovation.

President Tinubu will shortly send the ministerial nominee for housing, Muttaqha Rabe Darma, also from Katsina, like Dangiwa, to the Senate for confirmation” the statement concluded

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Unity Bank, Experts Advocate Green Investment, Climate Innovation To Drive Economic Resilience

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Nigeria’s retail lender, Unity Bank Plc, alongside leading climate innovation experts, has called for increased investment in the green economy and the adoption of frontier technologies as critical pathways to driving economic resilience and reducing the impact of climate change on vulnerable populations across Africa.

The call was made during a thought-provoking webinar hosted by the Bank to commemorate this year’s Earth Day, themed “The True Cost of Climate Change and Who Pays?”. Climate experts and stakeholders convened to examine the human, economic, and institutional costs of climate change, while spotlighting practical solutions to address its growing impact.

In his opening remarks, Unity Bank’s Head of Strategy and Innovation, Ibukun Coker, emphasised the urgency of addressing climate risks from both a societal and business perspective.

He said: “Climate change is no longer a distant or abstract challenge. It is an existential threat with direct consequences for individuals, businesses, and economies. At Unity Bank, we recognise the role institutions must play in incorporating sustainability in project financing, supporting businesses and promoting solutions that build resilience in communities where we operate.”

The webinar featured Chinwe Udo-Davis, Founder and CEO of Instollar, and Oluwatosin Ajide, Programme Manager at the Nigeria Climate Innovation Centre, both of whom provided insights into the drivers of climate change and the pathways to mitigation and adaptation.

Speaking during the session, Udo-Davis highlighted the disproportionate burden which climate change places on underserved communities and the need for inclusive solutions.

“The true cost of climate change is not evenly distributed. Communities with the least resources are often the most affected, whether through energy poverty, environmental degradation, or limited access to sustainable alternatives. Addressing this imbalance requires intentional investment in clean energy solutions that are both accessible and scalable.”

Ajide underscored the importance of coordinated, system-wide approaches in tackling climate challenges, particularly through innovation and policy alignment.

“Climate change is fundamentally a structural problem, and its solution requires a paradigm shift: from innovation and policy to financing and implementation. Stakeholders must work collaboratively to drive solutions that are sustainable and inclusive.”

The session also explored emerging opportunities in climate technology, renewable energy, and ecosystem financing, reinforcing the role of innovation and cross-sector collaboration in building long-term resilience.

By hosting the webinar, Unity Bank continues to demonstrate its commitment to advancing sustainability-focused dialogue and supporting initiatives that promote responsible growth and environmental stewardship.

The initiative underscores the Bank’s broader strategic focus on environmental sustainability as well as its commitment to financial inclusion.

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