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Primate Ayodele Predicts How Nigeria will Breakup By Northerners Through Peaceful Referendum, No Bloodbath

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Primate Elijah Ayodele, the Servant of the Most High God and Founder/Leader of the INRI Spiritual Evangelical Church, has made a remarkable prediction about the future of Nigeria.

According to Primate Ayodele, the breakup of Nigeria as an entity will come about through the attitude of the Northerners. He stated that the Northerners did not agree with the emergence of Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the President, and this will lead to a "serious gang-up" against the new administration.

"Nigeria will break through the northerners. The Northerners did not agree with Tinubu, there is going to be serious gang-up which we have said earlier before now and as it is now it is the northerners through their attitude will call for restructuring of Nigeria," the cleric revealed.

Crucially, Primate Ayodele emphasized that this breakup will not be achieved through bloodshed, but rather through a peaceful referendum. He stated that the restructuring of Nigeria will come "very, very soon" as the Northerners will not be satisfied with the current state of affairs.

Furthermore, the servant of God predicted that opposition governors will also fight against President Tinubu, particularly over the issue of local government autonomy and the proposed N70,000 minimum wage, which many states will not be able to pay.

"The opposition governors will still fight Tinubu as well, and this local government autonomy will still cause issues with government because they will not be able to live fat again. And this N70,000 minimum wage, a lot of states will not be able to pay it," Primate Ayodele warned.


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