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Meet The Powerful Nigerian Prophet Who Prophesied Military Coup In Mali, Fire In Ooni's Palace

Posted by Thandiubani on Thu 20th Aug, 2020 - tori.ng

A man of God in Nigeria has referred to a past prophecy he made concerning Mali and Ooni of ife that came true.

 
Prophet Ayodele
Prophet Ayodele
 
Primate Elijah Ayodele, the leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has claimed that he correctly predicted the military coup in Mali and the fire incident in the Palace of the Ooni of Ife.
 
According to Ayodele, both prophecies were contained in his December 26, 2019 series of revelation for 2020 which he released to pressmen at his Lagos church.
 
In a statement to DAILY POST on Wednesday, the cleric recalled that among these prophecies include the current happening in Mali and the viral story of a fire incident that took place in the palace of Ooni Of Ife earlier today.
 
In his prophecy about Mali, Primate Ayodele explained that he saw a gang up against the President and that the country needs to pray against challenges.
 
For Mali, Ayodele had said “There will be gang up against the Malian president. The country should pray against protests and disorderliness.’’
 
The prophet said that as he had warned, the beginning of this week has witnessed a tensed political atmosphere in Mali whereby the military arrested the President, forcing him and the Prime Minister to resign his position as the president.
 
On the fire incident, Ayodele revealed that he said the country needed to pray against fire incident in the palace of traditional rulers
 
He had also said, “Let us pray not to lose two kings, Emirs, Ezes and of course let’s pray so that no King is dethroned.

The government will want to reduce the strength of the Emir. They should pray against running into unexpected crisis. Let us pray against fire outbreak in any of the palaces. There will be a confrontation between the government and the traditional ruler.’’
 
Part of the palace of Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi was on fire on Wednesday though there was no casualty recorded.


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