2023 Elections; Popular Prophet reveals which States Atiku, Obi, Tinubu will win
The priest-in-charge of Inri Evangelical Spiritual Church, Lagos, Primate Babatunde Elijah Ayodele, has said that only restructuring would help Nigeria to overcome the challenges confronting her as a nation.
He, however, revealed that none of the leading presidential candidates vying to lead the country in 2023 would be able to defeat the forces behind the inability of successive governments to restructure the country.
Primate Ayodele who made this revelation in Lagos on Friday, said that no government would be able to muster the courage to carry out restructuring in the country while those powerful individuals against it are still alive.
According to him, “restructuring is the answer to Nigeria’s challenges. But I don’t see any of the presidential candidates being able to restructure Nigeria now. If they say they are going to restructure, they are telling a lie. There are evil forces behind successive governments’ inability to restructure. No president will restructure the country when those leaders who are against restructuring are still alive. Some people have to die to have a new Nigeria. If those people holding Nigeria to ransom are still alive, Nigeria will not progress.”
Speaking on the 2023 presidential election, the man of God said that the outcome of the election will be shocking, saying that in politics, Nigeria is pregnant. In 2023, the unexpected is going to happen. I do not have any favourite candidate among those who are contesting. But God revealed to me that if Atiku wins the presidency, Nigeria’s economy will improve and if the APC candidate, Tinubu, gets the ticket, Nigeria will be a little better. If the Labour Party wins the presidency, it is going to be a government for the poor where the rich will be complaining. PDP government will be for the poor and the rich, the elite under APC government, but the grassroots will enjoy it including the uneducated.
“I see that northern power brokers are divided over Peter Obi of the Labour Party, Abubakar Atiku of PDP and Bola Tinubu of APC. Some Northerners love Obi, some love Atiku and some emirs love Tinubu. I don’t see any past leaders supporting Tinubu’s ambition. I see northerners betraying Tinubu and people within his party, people who are close to him, will also betray him.”
Speaking on how the three leading political parties will perform at the presidential poll, Primate Ayodele revealed that the Labour Party would spring surprises in some states considered as the strongholds of the ruling APC and the leading opposition, PDP.
“There are states where the APC, LP and PDP will fight to win. Lagos is for APC, but LP cannot be brushed aside in Lagos and may spring up surprises in some areas. Anambra State is between PDP and LP. In Kwara State, it is between APC and PDP. PDP may spring a surprise in Kwara except APC sits up. APC should not underrate Bukola Saraki now because what PDP is doing in Kwara in terms of mobilisation is what APC had done before to win the state.
“In Osun State, it is between APC and PDP. I don’t see the Labour Party in the equation. I don’t see Kwankwaso’s NNPP making any progress. He is just wasting his money and energy. He can only get a few National Assembly members and maybe local government chairmen.
“In Oyo State, it is between PDP and APC. Ekiti is for PDP and APC. Enugu is for Labour Party and PDP. Abia State will be shared between the Labour Party and PDP. Ebonyi is for APC, PDP and Labour. Cross River is for PDP, APC and Labour. Katsina is for PDP and APC. Adamawa is for PDP and APC. Kano State is for PDP and APC. Niger is between PDP and APC. Kaduna, Sokoto, Kebbi, Nasarawa and Jigawa states are for PDP and APC. FCT is between APC, PDP and Labour. Zamfara is between PDP and APC. Taraba is between PDP and APC. Ondo is between PDP and APC. Benue is between APC and PDP. Rivers is between Labour and PDP. Bayelsa is between Labour and PDP. Delta is between APC, PDP and LP. Akwa Ibom is between Labour and PDP.
“Above all, INEC must use BVAS for the election, otherwise, Nigerians
will be disappointed and they will suffer three times what they are suffering under this present government. With BVAS, APC is out of the race because it will be difficult for any party to rig itself into power. With BVAS, the election rigging will be minimal as BVAS will checkmate rigging. So says the Lord,” he revealed.
The popular seer also admonished Nigerians to pray fervently for the security of the country and called on the Federal Government to release the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, saying that his continued incarceration does not bode well for the nation.
His words: “The spirit of God says the Nigerian government must release Nnamdi Kanu because the issue of the detention and prosecution of Nnamdi Kanu would raise a lot of eyebrows in the polity. I foresee that a crucial path to ensuring the restoration of peace in the eastern part of the country is to release Nnamdi Kanu or else IPOB will begin to attack strangers and continue to threaten the northerners.
“The time for the Igbo to rule Nigeria is now. Nigeria will still break but not now. I foresee an Igbo will still become president before then. And the 2023 election will be held, but I see the date of election being changed.
The Yoruba nation people will discourage their members from boycotting the election. Biafra Republic will come to pass. Oduduwa nation will come to pass; it is only the North that will stay in Nigeria. Keeping the IPOB leader in prison continuously will threaten Nigeria’s security.”

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Lagos Assembly condemns suspended Clerk’s actions amid leadership crisis between Meranda, Obasa

Lagos Assembly condemns suspended Clerk’s actions amid leadership crisis between Meranda, Obasa
The Lagos State House of Assembly has condemned the unauthorised entry of suspended Clerk, Mr Olalekan Onafeko, into the Assembly premises following his suspension announcement on Jan. 13
The Assembly’s Chief Security Officer, Mr Kabir Kushoro, confirmed the incident in a statement issued in Lagos on Wednesday.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Onafeko was suspended on the House floor by a two-thirds majority of members over alleged financial misappropriation.
NAN further reports that the National Industrial Court sitting in Lagos on Thursday sacked the acting Clerk, Babatunde Ottun, who was appointed by Speaker Mojisola Meranda.
The court subsequently ordered the reinstatement of Onafeko as the Clerk of the House.
The claimant in suit number NICN/LA/23/2025 sought an interim injunction restraining six defendants from appointing anyone, including Babatunde, as Clerk.
This order remains in effect pending the hearing of the motion on notice for an interlocutory injunction already filed in the case.
Granting the application, Justice M. N. Esowe issued an ex parte order preventing Babatunde from parading himself as Clerk.
“The parties shall maintain peace and status quo ante bellum until the motion on notice is heard and determined,” Esowe ordered in a ruling.
In his statement, Kushoro said Onafeko arrived with unknown men and blocked the Assembly staff gate with his car at approximately 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday.
He further alleged that Onafeko later attempted to break into the Clerk’s office.
“This act of defiance constitutes a clear disregard for legislative protocols and security regulations.
“The House leadership views this action as an affront to the institution’s integrity and will take all necessary steps to uphold discipline and order.
“Onafeko has a pending suit against the Assembly, the Acting Clerk, and the State Government. He should focus on the legal process instead of disrupting Assembly activities,” Kushoro said.
Kushoro confirmed that relevant authorities had been informed, and necessary measures were being taken to prevent further security breaches. (NAN)
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Two Policemen shot dead in gun duel with suspected kidnappers

Two Policemen shot dead in gun duel with suspected kidnappers
Gunmen suspected to be kidnappers have killed two police officers during a foiled kidnapping operation around Little Rayfield community in Jos South Local Government Area of Plateau State.
The spokesperson of the state police command, DSP Alabo Alfred, confirmed the incident to newsmen in Jos, stating that four suspects had been arrested in connection with the attempted abduction.
Residents of Little Rayfield told our correspondent that at about 9 pm on Tuesday, gunshots were heard in the area.
They added that the kidnappers had attempted to kidnap some individuals, but the act was foiled by the men of the state police command.
According to DSP Alfred, the slain police officers were on special duty in the state from Abuja.
Alfred said, “The Plateau State Police Command wishes to inform the general public of the arrest of four (4) suspected kidnappers in the recent foiled kidnapping incident that took place along Little Rayfield Road, Jos.
“However, two (2) of our officers namely; Fatoyo Femi and Inspr Dafur Dashit attached to Force Investigation Department, Abuja (IRT) who are on special duty in Jos lost their lives during the exchange of gunfire with the suspected kidnappers.
“Meanwhile, the case is under investigation. Further development will be communicated in due course. The Commissioner of Police, Plateau State Command, CP Emmanuel Olugbemiga Adesina, psc appeals for calm in the State as the situation is under control.”
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Pandemonium erupts as Youth was shot during encounter with Army personnel

Pandemonium erupts as Youth was shot during encounter with Army personnel
The Police Command in Akwa Ibom, on Wednesday, confirmed the death of a youth in a crisis that erupted in Ette, Ikot Abasi Local Government Area of the state.
DSP Timfon John, the State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), made the confirmation in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Ikot Abasi.
She said that the crisis started on Tuesday night in Ette when an army man was pursuing a boy in the community and was descended on by a mob.
‘’In an attempt to escape the mob action, the army man fired and shot one of the villagers; both the army and the villager are receiving treatment in a hospital.
‘’The situation is under control and investigation has commenced to unravel the perpetrators of the crime,’’ John said.
A source, who refused to mention his name, told NAN that the crisis was as a result of the alleged killing of a local boy by an army man attached to an oil company in Ikot Abasi.
He said that there had been a protest by the youths in the area demanding that the military should focus on their duty to the company and not target the innocent citizens.
He said that the Tuesday crisis led to the burning of five trucks, a bus and a Hilux belonging to the company.
The source said that the crisis led to the blocking of East-West Road leading to Port Harcourt, forcing motorists to divert to other routes for safety. (NAN)
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