See Years of Suffering Primate Ayodele Predicts for Nigeria under Tinubu Regime
See Years of Suffering Primate Ayodele Predicts for Nigeria under Tinubu Regime

Primate Elijah Ayodele, leader of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, declared on Sunday that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu lacks solutions for the ongoing economic difficulties faced by Nigerians.
In a statement released by his media representative, Osho Oluwatosin, Ayodele forecasted continued hardship over the next four years, attributing this to the current administration’s inability to address the issues effectively.
He suggested that Nigerians should support the government using their own resources, calling for unity among churches, mosques, and organizations to aid in this effort.
“Tinubu has no real solutions; either he is deluding himself or we are deceiving ourselves if we think otherwise. Instead, we should pool our resources to assist the government. Even if he makes numerous broadcasts, the issues will persist. Tinubu’s efforts will merely serve as temporary relief, and we may have to endure another four years of hardship,” Ayodele remarked.
The prophet noted that it seems the president is carrying the burden alone in his administration, with inadequate support from others.
Ayodele emphasized that the end of economic struggles is not imminent and that collective effort is crucial for overcoming them. “The president is not receiving the support he needs, and it feels as though he is shouldering the entire workload alone. Unless we confront the reality, the hardship will persist. The government needs to reduce expenses and address issues such as the minimum wage, but Tinubu won’t be able to resolve these challenges within the next four years,” he added.
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