Primate Ayodele’s prophecy fulfilled as Burkina Faso junta leader escapes coup attempt

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Primate Elijah Ayodele, the leader of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has left his prophetic mark in almost every nation on the African continent. Every major event that occurs on the continent has been foretold by him, and his predictions have always had a profound influence.

Videos showed Primate Ayodele explicitly cautioning the presidents of Gabon, Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger against a military involvement during the sequence of coups that brought about military rule in these nations.

The prophet also predicted the dissolution of ECOWAS, the organization that represents the governments of West African nations, a few years ago, but it was implausible and nobody believed it would ever come to pass. But last year, to the astonishment of many, around four nations chose to leave the organization and start their own. ECOWAS is currently short of four countries, fulfilling Primate Ayodele’s prophecy regarding the body. This is despite the leaders of the body intervening to force them to stay.

His recent successful transition of Gabon’s military leader to a civilian government is noteworthy. He had declared that the junta leader would transition to a civilian government soon after the coup that overthrew previous President Ali Bongo. The military chief, Brice Oligui, was elected president only a few weeks ago.

“They will have so many issues against him, they will plot so many things against him. Ibrahim Troare will overcome all of these, and they will want to sponsor a group of soldiers against him, but they will fail. He is not a person you can push. He will still become a democratic president, so he must put his house together”.

In fulfillment of this prophecy, Burkina Faso’s military junta claimed Monday to have prevented a “major plot in the making” aimed at “sowing total chaos”, stating it believed the masterminds were in nearby Ivory Coast.

Security sources told AFP on Monday that a dozen military members, including two officers, were arrested last week after being charged by junta loyalists with plotting to “destabilize” the government.

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