JONATHAN'S 2015 BID 'LL LEAD TO CATASTROPHE
—Primate Ayodele

From RAYMOND TEDUNJAYE, Lagos
Posted: Thursday, July 7, 2011

ATTEMPS by President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan to seek re-election for a second term in 2015 will lead to a catastrophy that would cause the disintegration of the country, a renowned prophet and soothsayer, Primate Babatunde Elijah Ayodele (JP) has warned.
The acclaimed international prophet, whose many predictions have come to pass including the bomb explosion rocking the country, also called on the President to pray fervently against a severe health problem that may retard his well being in future.
Fielding questions from journalists yesterday at the public presentation of the 2011/2012 edition of his book "Warnings to The Nations", a collection of divine signals by God to the world at large, primate Ayodele warned the president not to attempt seeking a second term in 2015 if he desired the continued existence of the country as one.
"God said I should warn Mr. President not to seek a second term in 2015, if he ventured to contest the election for a second term, there will be serious problem that will lead to the breakup of the country", the renowned prophet warned.
Founder and spiritual head of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Ayodele also said according to revelations from the spiritual realm the President Goodluck Jonathan led administration would not perform to expectation for he has chosen the wrong set of people to be members of his cabinet.
Adding however that the president has a mission of moving the nation forward, primate Ayodele asserted that the powers that be would not allow him to accomplish his desire, just as he implored all Nigerians to pray fervently to assist the president in recording a breakthrough.
While proffering solutions to the raging bomb explosions in some part of the country, the man of God distanced himself from calls in some quarters that the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Hafiz Ringim should be removed for his failure to nip it in the bud.
According to him, the only way to tackle t he Boko Haram sect is for the federal government to embark on the review of the security apparatus at all the nation's border posts, adding that the insurgence of the sect is part of moves by the renowned Al- Quaeda sect to capture the country.
He said that it was revealed in the spiritual realm that the Al-Quaeda has planned to take over some countries including Nigeria, calling on everyone to pray fervently for this not to materialise.
His words," The Boko Harams are agents of Al- Queada, Al-Quaeda want to take over some countries and Nigeria is part of them, so let people pray fervently for the country to avert this".
Commenting on the 141 pages book, which contained predictions and revelations on several countries of the world, politics, economy, sports, religion, climatic change, science, technology, engineering, various institutions, establishments and lives of individuals, primate Ayodele said it is the church's contribution from the spiritual angle to ensuring development in he country and other nations of the world.
The man of God appealed to all that may feel agitated over the prophetic message contained in the book, which he said is an annual project of the church, which was not intended to cause panic in anyone, but should see it as God's divine grace to mankind.
While counselling that the predictions should be taken in good faith, primate Ayodele appealed that all the affected people and nations should pray over them, adding that it is just for them to be aware of god's warning to them.
"The prophecies are not intended to frighten, embarrass or cause panic in any form, let us see the messages as god's divine grace to us", the man of God stressed, just as he thanked God for making it possible for him to remain relevant in His vineyard through accurate divine prophetic message since 1994 and pledged to continue to do his utmost best.
Without doubt, primate Ayodele said the book, through its divine messages has played vital roles in the lives of nation, institutions and individuals, adding that it will continue to do same in the years ahead.