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Primate Ayodele releases prophecies for Benin Republic, Mali, Gambia, Guinea, Zimbabwe, others
Primate Elijah Ayodele, the leader of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, recently shared new predictions concerning Africa and its leaders. He warned that over the next four years, the continent would witness divisions leading to the breakup of organizations like the African Union and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). He predicted the formation of a new union and the emergence of a revolutionary leader for Africa.
In a statement released by his Media aide, Oluwatosin Osho, Primate Ayodele stated, “In the next four years, Africa will witness significant divisions, with countries breaking away from existing unions. Many African nations will struggle against their colonial legacies to achieve complete independence. Additionally, a new African leader with revolutionary ideals will rise to prominence, influencing other presidents on the continent.”
Regarding specific countries, Primate Ayodele offered insights into the political landscapes:
- Benin Republic: He cautioned President Patrice Talon about political opposition aiming to thwart his reelection efforts. He advised wide consultations to select a viable candidate to succeed him. Ethnic tensions and attempts to amend the constitution were also highlighted.
- Gambia: President Adama Barrow was warned of challenges to his leadership, including opposition coalitions aiming to weaken his administration.
- Rwanda: Primate Ayodele foresaw protests against President Paul Kagame and warned against false accusations and potential security threats.
- Guinea: He predicted obstacles for the junta’s transition to civilian rule due to political interference, urging vigilance against clandestine opposition efforts.
- Mali: Politicians’ distrust of military leadership and concerns about democratic processes were highlighted, urging the military leader to bolster security.
- Zambia: President Hakainde Hichilema was cautioned about opposition attempts to destabilize his government ahead of the presidential election.
- Sudan: Despite international efforts, democratic stability remained uncertain, with warnings of potential divisions within the ruling forces and rebel attempts to seize power.
- South Sudan: Primate Ayodele predicted tensions between President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar, advising measures to prevent electoral crises and potential conflict.
Furthermore, predictions were made for Zimbabwe, Equatorial Guinea, Cameroon, and Chad, highlighting various political and health challenges faced by their leaders.
Overall, Primate Ayodele’s predictions emphasize the need for political vigilance, unity, and prayer across African nations amidst evolving socio-political dynamics.
The Anambra State governor, Prof Chukwuma Soludo, has described allegations by the president of the Nigerian Labour Congress, NLC, Comrade Joe Ajaero, that he was inciting other governors against accepting N70,000 minimum wage as false.
Comrade Ajaero made the accusation during an interview on national TV.
In a press statement by his Press Secretary, Mr Christian Aburime, Soludo denied that he was running an anti-workers government in Anambra, while also listing his numerous achievements for workers in the state.
According to the statement: “The state government wishes to categorically debunk these allegations.
“In fact, at no time did Governor Soludo incite or influence other state governors against paying the proposed N70,000 minimum wage.
“The government of Prof Chukwuma Charles Soludo has enjoyed a smooth and cordial relationship with the labour leaders in Anambra State, even as at the time of issuing this statement, no letter of notice of industrial action has been received by the state government.”
Governor Soludo urged NLC and all workers in the state to disregard such allegations and recognise the substantial progress and numerous initiatives undertaken by his administration to enhance worker welfare and human capital development.
He said the proposed strike was unnecessary and counterproductive at this juncture, as it might seem like the NLC leadership is being politically influenced by desperate external actors to orchestrate an artificial industrial crisis in Anambra State.
CREDIT: DAILY POST
The Federal High Court in Lagos State has convicted and sentenced Dr. Anuoluwapo Adepoju, founder of MedContour Services, for a botched plastic surgery that led to the death of Nneka Onwuzuligbo in 2020. Justice Mohammed Liman sentenced her to one year in prison but offered an alternative of a ₦100,000 fine.
Babatunde Irukera, former Director-General of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), expressed his satisfaction with the verdict on his X handle. He wrote, “Today is a proud day for me as I personally prosecuted Anu Adepoju and her medical practice. Although I have left, the conviction underscores the importance of accountability for everyone in society, professionals included. This is how society should function and evolve. Anu Adepoju and her practice were convicted on all five counts charged by FCCPC. The wheels of justice may turn slowly, but perseverance is key. A good day for consumers of professional services.”
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has issued a strong warning to Nigerians about the dangers of purchasing pre-registered SIM cards, emphasizing that this practice is illegal and could result in severe penalties, including imprisonment.
The NCC warned that individuals using pre-registered SIM cards might unintentionally become involved in crimes such as identity theft, financial fraud, kidnapping, and armed robbery.
Furthermore, the NCC noted that pre-registered SIM cards compromise the accuracy of consumer information and hinder efforts to track criminals effectively. Using these SIM cards undermines the reliability of data collected on consumers, making it difficult for authorities to identify and apprehend the true criminals.
The NCC’s message aims to educate the public on the risks associated with pre-registered SIM cards and to encourage adherence to legal guidelines to enhance national security.
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