The leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has unveiled the 32nd edition of his annual prophecy publication, Warnings to the Nations, outlining a series of predictions concerning Nigeria’s political future and major global developments.

The 405-page publication was presented during a world press conference held on Saturday at the church’s headquarters in Lagos. According to the cleric, the book contains prophetic messages directed at political leaders, governments, institutions and individuals across different countries.

Among his predictions for Nigeria, Primate Ayodele claimed that President Bola Tinubu’s administration could face mounting international pressure ahead of the 2027 general elections.

He alleged that the United States was preparing to deploy documents that could be used against the Nigerian leader and further claimed that officials from the US would hold meetings with officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

The cleric also made an unverified prediction that the president should be cautious of possible threats to his health, alleging that there could be attempts to secretly poison him.

“The spirit of God says the European Union is not interested in the continuity of Tinubu in Office. The United States of America officials will be meeting with the INEC Chairman.

“Tinubu will be frustrated by the United States of America government. I foresee there are lots of documents they want to use against Tinubu.

“The United States of America agents can poison Tinubu. I foresee that slow poison can be administered on him secretly.”

On the political front, Ayodele forecast major changes within the Federal Government, predicting the emergence of a new Vice President, Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senate President and a federal minister.

He also claimed there would be attempts to manipulate the outcome of the 2027 elections through underground political arrangements.

According to him, some influential political figures, including a former Nigerian Head of State, would not support Tinubu’s re-election bid.

He further predicted growing dissatisfaction in Northern Nigeria and increasing opposition to the ruling party, adding that the president’s chances of securing another term were not guaranteed unless decisive political steps were taken.

Ayodele also suggested that changes could occur within the nation’s security architecture, including possible adjustments involving the service chiefs.

Speaking on the forthcoming governorship election in Osun State, the cleric predicted victory for the incumbent governor but warned that vigilance would be required throughout the electoral process to prevent alleged attempts to manipulate the results.

He further alleged that the ruling party would mount pressure on INEC over the conduct of the election.

On security, Ayodele painted a bleak outlook for the country’s fight against banditry. He argued that the solution to the crisis rests with only a few individuals and claimed that military operations alone would not resolve the challenge.

He also predicted that although the Tinubu administration would pursue the establishment of state police, the initiative could ultimately fail to achieve its intended objectives.

Beyond Nigeria, the cleric predicted a turbulent period for the international community.

He warned of worsening climate-related disasters, including floods and hurricanes, as well as increased mining accidents and other humanitarian crises.

He also forecast renewed agitations for independence in an unnamed country.

Ayodele further predicted fatal air crashes involving prominent world leaders, additional mining disasters and heightened security threats across several countries.

According to him, the United States could face attacks, while political tensions in America would become increasingly volatile.

He also claimed that the U.S. could become involved in another military conflict and predicted a direct confrontation between Russia and NATO.

He added that although global tensions would intensify, they might not escalate into a full-scale war.

The cleric also warned of the possible emergence of a new virus capable of disrupting global health systems and urged prayers against the assassination of a president, particularly in Africa.

He further called for prayers to avert aviation disasters involving government officials or footballers, as well as fires, kidnappings and shootings in schools.

In the entertainment sector, Ayodele predicted the possible deaths of a young actor, producer, newscaster and comedian, urging prayers to prevent such occurrences. (Sunday Tribune)

Update news