-by Wale Lawal
Just days ago, the founder and leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual church, Primate Ayodele Elijah, warned that there could be ‘bombing in some strategic states’ in the country. In the same address, he went on to warn that there could bomb scare in Lagos as well. He specifically warned the relevant authorities and security agencies to remain vigilant.
Gov Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State
In his address, Primate Ayodele particularly stressed that Lagos state and the authorities must be very cautious about incidents that may trigger panic amongst residents.
“If Lagos is not careful, we are going to see bomb scare in the state, everybody, especially the security agencies, need to be very vigilant,” he stressed further.
The Cleric’s warning is coming in the wake of rising spate of insecurity incidents in many parts of the country. On the surface, it might appear there is nothing alarming yet about the Prophet’s warning. Many might dismiss the bomb scare warning as nothing but a hoax, believing a bomb scare is not the same thing as an actual terrorist attack. Here is one fact everyone must come to terms with – with Primate Ayodele, there is no such thing as a hoax. He never makes prophecies that are not divinely instructed by God. If he has not been spoken to by God, he will not reveal anything to the public.
We are talking about a man who has a compendium of well over 30,000 fulfilled prophecies to his name. Consistently, Primate Ayodele has released staggering prophecies that have shocked the nation at the time they were released and then held everyone spellbound by the time the prophecies came to pass. He has proven time and time again that he is a Prophet called by God, not one driven by the selfish desire to use God’s name for monetary gains. This is why it is important that everyone, particularly the governor of Lagos state, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, and all the relevant security agencies, take this security warning very seriously.
For the records, this is not the first time Primate Ayodele would warn the public and alert the government and its agencies on impending terrorist attack. He has consistently done this for some years running. Most recently, his prophetic warning on Borno terrorist attacks which saw different bombs go off at different locations in the city almost simultaneously, leaving dozens dead and injured, came to pass. The Primate himself is never pleased when some prophecies that are tragic in nature come to pass. The whole idea of releasing such prophecies is to get the authorities alerted and hope that they will be pro-active enough to take preventive steps to avert such tragic incidents. That is what brings him joy. It does not excite him, neither does it revalidate his place as one of the country’s dependable and credible prophets when a prophecy of his comes to pass but sadly involves the loss of lives. He does not need such prophecies to make a point. He is already, without a shred of doubt, one of the nations most popular and respected prophets.
