Why Peter Obi Cannot Be President – Prophet Ayodele | READ DETAILS
The leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has said that the Presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Mr Peter Obi, cannot be the president of Nigeria.
Ayodele in a statement issued on Friday by his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, also said that the presidential candidate of the PDP, Atiku Abubakar is playing his last politics, adding that Abubakar and Obi refused to heed to his warning on the gimmicks of the APC and the “emilokan syndrome” before the 2023 election.
He stated that no judge can help Obi and Atiku except God.
“Only God can help Obi and Atiku politically. Atiku is playing his last politics and Peter Obi will not be Nigeria’s president even in the next dispensation, it won’t even go to the Igbos.
“When I warned Obi and Atiku about Emilokan, they took it with levity, they didn’t know it’s an advanced spiritual enchantment. They don’t take the word of God seriously and this led to their downfall,” he said.
“It is only divine intervention that can help them, no judge can help them, the truth is bitter, and they failed to hear it, they bombarded themselves with lies that suit their ego.
“They had everything needed to defeat the ruling party, I warned them, gave them instructions, but they didn’t listen. I warned them repeatedly about APC’s gimmicks, but they rejected every warning.
“If they had listened, it would have been an easy ride to victory during the election but now, it’s almost impossible to recover any mandate,” the statement read in part.
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