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Tuesday, October 22, 2024

'How Primate Ayodele Warned COAS, Taoreed Lagbaja In ‘Warnings To The Nations’

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The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele has been celebrated once again for his prophetic warning to the Nigerian chief of army staff, Lt. General Taoreed Lagbaja about his health status which has been fulfilled.

Confirmed reports have it that the army chief is currently out of the country, though the army claimed he is on annual leave, it’s been confirmed that he is receiving medical attention.

Earlier reports had it that the COAS lost his life but it was debunked as the Nigerian presidency revealed that President Tinubu spoke with the army chief and ‘prayed for his quick recovery’, establishing his illness state.

The current state of the chief of army staff is a fulfilment of Primate Ayodele’s prophecy which he shared in his annual prophecy book titled Warnings To The Nations.

The prophet on page 406 of the prophecy book warned the COAS to be prayerful regarding his health. He urged him to also pray not to be bereaved while noting that he will take a lot of steps to curb insecurity in the country.

These were his words

‘’…….Let the army chief pray for good health and pray not to be bereaved. Let the chief be careful so he won’t experience any attack on him and high ranking personnel……’’

As the man of God warned, the COAS is currently undergoing treatment abroad and hopefully, he recovers quickly.

Primate Ayodele’s prophecies are not limited to a particular sector, He touches everywhere with his prophecies and Warnings To The Nations is a testament to his prophetic versatility. In WTNs, Primate Ayodele pens down prophecies for every country in the world, different sectors including sports, economy, governance, education, power, oil and gas, and security, to mention but a few.

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