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Primate Ayodele releases prophecies on Namibia, Tanzania, DR Congo, Guinea, others

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The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has released fresh prophecies regarding some African countries, including Namibia, Tanzania, DR Congo, Guinea, Kenya, Cameroun, Togo, and the Benin Republic.

In a statement signed by his media aide, Primate Ayodele revealed details of some events that would take place in the countries in the coming days, especially regarding their presidents.

In Namibia, Primate Ayodele noted that the president would be the best for the citizens but warned her to be prayerful for good health and protection.

He also warned the country to be careful of chicken pox crisis that would claim the lives of children.

In Tanzania, the prophet warned the president of multiple political crises.

He mentioned that the opposition will not take it easy with the president while revealing that the review of electoral processes will cause issues.

In Kenya, Primate Ayodele mentioned that President Ruto will continue to face issues with the opposition in the country.

He urged him to change his political strategy as he would face more troubles soon.

“Namibia: Just like I have said, the best president they can get in Namibia is that woman.

“Many didn’t believe when I said it. She will perform well and disappoint the opposition. She will engage in rapid development, security, and infrastructure, but she must pray for good health and protection.

“Some of her aides will be exposed for corruption. She would do extraordinary things that would make the country successful in Agriculture, energy, border crisis, and mineral resources.

“The central bank governor will still be changed, and I see some changes in the security apparatus. They should be watchful against chicken pox, which will affect children.

“Tanzania: The president must be careful because of multiple political crises. Opposition will not take it easy with her, they will protest against her.

“Notwithstanding, the Tanzanian president must be careful not to be disappointed by those she trusts. The review of the electoral process will also cause issues.

“Kenya: The country’s politics will be troubled, I see political assassination and protests. Some of Ruto’s decisions will be stood against.

“The people he believes in will not do the right thing. He must change all his political strategies for him to succeed.

“He must stand firm because they are going to fight him. The economy of the country will be shaken, his critics will rise strongly against him.”

In Togo, Primate Ayodele warned the president to be careful as he foresees an attempted coup against his government.

In DR Congo, Primate Ayodele foresees efforts to cause trouble for the opposition candidate, Joseph Kabila.

He warned the candidate to be on alert to avoid being implicated. He also warned the president to be careful if not, or his party will lose the next election.

“DR Congo: The country will be filled with efforts to resolve Joseph Kabila into crisis. Kabila must be on alert because he will be a very big threat to the ruling government.

“He will gather momentum about insecurity in the country. The president will have issues and be disappointed. He will fail, and if care isn’t taken, his party will lose the next election.

“Togo: A massive revolution is coming against the president; he should prepare. He must pray against poisoning; he will lose focus and do beyond necessary.

“He needs prayers urgently, otherwise, they will destabilize all his political moves. I am seeing an underground coup against him. He must be very proactive,” he said.

Others include, “Guinea: they want to set the president up, plot against him as he tries to see that there is an election in the country.

“He will take a new dimension to make the country great. He must be careful of an unexpected explosion in the country. They are looking for every means to remove him, he must be very careful.

“Cameroun: There will be confusion, shooting, and kidnapping in Cameroun. Herdsmen will take over some parts of the country.

‘Paul Biya will be forced to remain there, and people will rise up massively against him. I see France supporting Paul Biya. Except God takes away the life of Paul Biya, the country will remain stagnant.

“Benin Republic: if the opposition isn’t forming a coalition, the current ruling party will win. Joseph Fifamè Djogbénou will be the party’s candidate, and he will win except there is a coalition.

“I am seeing security challenges, killing of security operatives, and herdsmen attacks in the country.

“They have already taken over the northern part of the country and will start kidnapping people for ransom.

“Benin and France will have problems, and I see issues in the parliament due to the government’s attempt to change policies.”

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Pilgrim Arrested While Allegedly Trying To K!ll His Sick Dad In Medinah So He Could Go To Paradise (Video)

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A pilgrim, who is yet to be identified, has been arrested for allegedly attempting to k!ll his sick father in Medina in a bid to secure him a place in paradise.

The pilgrim was arrested in Saudi Arabia after he was seen allegedly attempting to str@ngle his sick father inside the Prophet’s Mosque in Medina, a city in Saudi Arabia.

While being interrogated, thr pilgrim told the police that he believed that if his father di£d in the holy mosque, he would be guaranteed entry into paradise.

The police arrested and detained the pilgrim for further investigations

According to Golf Insider, the incident happened in February 2026.

Watch the video below.

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I Threw My Expensive Gold Jewelry into the Lagoon the Moment I Became a Born-Again Christian— Pastor Adeboye’s Wife, Foluke

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Wife of Foluke Adeboye has revealed the drastic step she took after becoming born again, throwing away her gold jewellery into a lagoon.

Speaking candidly, the pastor’s wife shared that like many women, she once loved fashion and had even prepared expensive gold items for her young child.

However, everything changed after she joined the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), where wearing earrings was frowned upon at the time.

“The moment we were born again, it was a taboo for you to have earrings. So everything, I dropped it in the lagoon,” she said.

She recalled how a family friend questioned her decision, suggesting she could have given the jewellery to her mother to sell instead.

But She stood firm, “Whatever is not good for me is not good for my mother.”

Reflecting on her journey, she made it clear she has no regrets about her sacrifice.
“I don’t miss anything, not much, because I have already sold my life,” she added.

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ADC calls on women to lead, shape Nigeria’s future

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As Nigeria observes International Women’s Day 2026, the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has urged women to take active roles in politics and leadership to help build a more inclusive nation.

In a statement on Sunday, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, the party’s National Publicity Secretary, said Nigerian women carry a disproportionate share of social and economic responsibilities but remain underrepresented in decision-making positions.

“From mothers and teachers to doctors, nurses, and entrepreneurs, women sustain our nation every day. Yet their voices are often absent when decisions about our future are made,” the statement read.

The ADC highlighted that its National Working Committee is deliberately structured to include women, and emphasized that the party is the only one in Nigeria whose constitution reserves 40 per cent of all positions at every level for women.

“For the ADC, women are partners in nation-building, and empowering them strengthens Nigeria’s democracy. When Nigerian women rise, the nation rises with them,” Abdullahi added.

The party urged more women across the country to join its platform and contribute to shaping Nigeria’s political and democratic future.

“To the ADC, women are indispensable to the future of Nigerian democracy. A nation of over two hundred million people cannot reach its full potential when half of its population remains underrepresented in political leadership. Nigeria’s democracy will only become stronger when its institutions reflect the strength, talent, and diversity of its people,” the statement emphasized.

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