Primate Elijah Ayodele, the leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has raised concerns about the potential difficulties Ghana might encounter under President John Mahama’s administration.
In a statement released by his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, Primate Ayodele clarified that his insights stem from divine inspiration rather than personal bias or animosity towards Mahama.
While congratulating Mahama on his inauguration, the prophet recognized the former president’s eagerness to serve the country.
However, he expressed that Mahama is not the best option for Ghana at this moment. Primate Ayodele believes that Mahama’s initiatives will not yield the expected outcomes and that his leadership will result in greater hardship for the people of Ghana.
He refuted allegations that he accepted money from the NPP candidate, Mahamudu Bawumia, prior to the elections, asserting that his prophecies are genuine and have been validated in the past.
“I congratulate John Mahama on his inauguration, but Ghanaians should prepare for triple hardship,” he stated.
“Many think I harbor ill feelings towards Mahama, but that’s not true. I simply follow God’s guidance. I warned both the NPP and NDC before the elections, and all my predictions have come true.”
He foresees that Mahama will let down many, including the church, with contentious religious policies. He cautioned that these policies will lead to regret among pastors and trigger significant protests within the next 23 months.
Primate Ayodele also urged Ghanaians to pray against religious and ethnic strife. At the same time, he encouraged Bawumia to stay composed and prepare for future leadership, indicating that Bawumia will eventually ascend to the presidency.
In closing, the prophet warned that Mahama’s administration would be misleading and advised Ghanaians to get ready for challenging times ahead.
From Opera News
