INEC chairman may disappoint the ruling party if game plan changes — Primate Ayodele …Says Atiku will lose election again, if he remains adamant to truth

The man who sees tomorrow, vocal and internationally acknowledged iconic prophet of God, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has prophetically revealed that the chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, would disappoint some politicians in the ruling party if plans go awry.

He said the INEC boss wanted to do election of integrity but would face challenges.

He added that the ruling party would begin to do three things, adding that the ruling party would improve power supply, fight insecurity and reduce the price of petrol, all aimed at winning the heart of the people for the election in 2027.

Primate Ayodele said, “The INEC chairman wanted to do election of integrity.

“He might disappoint some of the ruling party if it gets to a point of no return.

“Three things the government will try to do, they will like to reduce the price of petrol very soon, because of election. They will like to give constant light, they will like to work on insecurity and hardship.

“But the point is that it might be very difficult.

“If Atiku is not listening to the truth, and Atiku doesn’t want to listen to the truth, I just want to point part of the truth, Atiku might fail this election because the election may come in another dimension, because there mighy be crisis which can call for a state of emergency, that the election might not even be counted.

“Except Atiku is ready, Atiku must buy truth and lies for him to get there, if you are looking for truth, truth, truth, and there are people that are shielding you, people who do not want to listen to truth, you might fail.

“At this juncture, I am telling Atiku right now that God has not decided who will win this election until October.

“Atiku should strategize and do more things better.

“Sincerely Obi is good ooo, everything has its own time, I don’t see Obi in the rader of this election.

“Fantastic, and Obi does not know that ethnicity matters, religion will have no place in the election, but ethnicity will count.

“It is a matter of time, time will tell,” he stated.