The Sultan Of Sokoto, Sa’adu Abubakar has been confirmed as one of the guest expected at the annual thanksgiving ceremony of popular prophet, Primate Elijah Ayodele which will be holding on February 14, 2022.
The Sultan Of Sokoto and Primate Elijah Ayodele have a robust relationship that started long time ago. It would be recalled that in 2017, Sultan described Primate Ayodele as his brother while recognizing the many philanthropic activities he has done for the Muslim community.
Apart from Sultan Of Sokoto, several dignitaries have confirmed their attendance at Primate Ayodele’s annual thanksgiving in February. They include state governors, international organisations, captains of industry, presidents, among a host of many others.
As usual, Primate Ayodele will be giving out massively to the people during the event. He will be giving out cash, scholarships, vehicles, WAEC and GCE forms, to mention a few.
Likewise, the Juju music icon, King Sunny Ade, has confirmed his readiness to celebrate God in the life of Primate Elijah Ayodele.
King Sunny Ade has been billed to perform at the mind-blowing event.
It is no more news that the relationship that exists between King Sunny Ade and Primate Ayodele is beyond that of a musician and a prophet but companions who have a common interest to render service to humanity.
It would be recalled that many years ago, King Sunny Ade gave a prophetic word to Primate Ayodele during a service that his church will have a large congregation of about 30,000 worshippers. This statement was made in 2000 when Primate Ayodele’s congregation was just about 500 worshippers.
After two decades of this prophetic statement by King Sunny Ade, the prophecy is finally seeing the light of the day as Primate Ayodele will be unveiling a 30,000-capacity church building on February 14, 2022 as part of the programme line-up for his annual thanksgiving.
Also, February 14 will feature the mother of all empowerments as usual. In previous years, Primate Ayodele has given cars, tricycles, scholarships, cash gifts, and relief materials to his church members, the needy, without regard to their religion.
