Primate Ayodele commends the Army, CAS, urges Government not to work with Myetti Allah

Servant of the Most High God, Founder and Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Lagos, has again commended the Nigerian army and the Chief of Army Staff for the wonderful work they are doing to dislodge terrorists and bandits in Nigeria.

Primate Ayodele made the commendation on Friday, August 22, 2025, at the international headquarters of his church at Ejigbo.

He said that the soldiers and the Chief of Army Staff are putting great efforts in the battle against terrorism and banditry.

The oracle of God said that as it is terrorism and banditry are reducing in the north despite the fact that those who are behind terrorism and banditry are also in government.

He said that the government must not work with Myetti Allah as their antecedent and activities are terrorist-like, hence he urged the government to declare the group a terrorist group.

Primate Ayodele said, “I commend the efforts of the Nigeria army and that of the Chief of Army Staff for work well done

“Let them focus on Taraba, Nasarawa, Adamawa, katsina, Sokoto, ,Lokoja, Abuja, because of attacks, the terrorists are planning a very serious attacks that can cause issues.

“Again they want to attack army convoy, to set army ablaze and kidnap army.

“The army in the northern parts of the country is reducing, despite the fact that the people that are doing the Terrorism are in government, they frustrate the efforts of this soldiers.

“I want to commend the efforts of this soldiers, I want to encourage the efforts of these soldiers.

“Myetti Allah, Government should treat them as a terrorist group. Their activities, their anticedent has semblance of terrorists.

“But if at the end of the day government begins to use them for their selfish interest, then that means the government is encouraging terrorism in the Country,” he said.

“Government must not allow Myetti Allah to mobilize for them, otherwise the terrorism will increase and efforts of the soldiers will be in vain,” he said.