A group under the auspices of Lagos Youth for Justice and Equality (LYFE) has praised controversial Nigerian prophet, Primate Elijah Ayodele, for his prophecy on Seyi Tinubu's alleged gubernatorial ambition in Lagos.
Primate Ayodele had said a few days ago that it is not yet time for Seyi Tinubu to become governor, advising him not to waste his resources because it would be a dead end.
In a statement signed by LYFE President Ajanaku David, the group praised the prophet for always speaking truth to power and accurately revealing the mind of God on every situation.
Ajanaku stated that the revelation by Primate Ayodele is timely considering the fact that several people have been clamoring for Seyi Tinubu to contest for the governorship position in 2027.
“Indeed, we are grateful to have true prophets like Primate Ayodele, always ready to speak truth to power even in difficult situations.
“While the whole world seems to be rallying around Seyi Tinubu due to his alleged gubernatorial ambition, Primate Ayodele decided to come forward and reveal the truth behind the situation.
“Primate Ayodele’s warning to Seyi Tinubu is timely and we hope that he will listen to divine warnings instead of showing signs of obstinacy.
“Likewise, LYFE criticized some groups including the Coalition of Nigerian Youth Leaders (CONYL) and Ndigbo Businessmen for attacking Primate Ayodele’s prophecy on Seyi Tinubu.
“LYFE described the groups as a group of hungry adults seeking stipends from Seyi Tinubu.
“Some groups like CONYL and Ndigbo businessmen have been embarrassing themselves by supporting Seyi Tinubu and abusing Primate Ayodele, insulting him because of his prophecy about Seyi Tinubu.
“One thing these groups should know is that Primate Ayodele has already made a name for himself and is known as the most accurate prophet in Nigeria.
“Just as he is warning Seyi, he has warned several politicians who attacked him and, in the end, they themselves were to blame.
“We understand that these groups are full of hungry adults seeking stipends from Seyi Tinubu, but they should not invoke the wrath of God upon themselves.”