Another Protest Coming, Petrol Price Will Hit N1,300 – Nigerian Prophet Warns

Primate Elijah Ayodele, the Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has issued a stern warning to President Tinubu, urging him to take immediate action to prevent a massive protest that could cripple the Nigerian economy for two weeks.

In a statement signed by his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, Primate Ayodele emphasized that confusion will continue to plague the current administration, leading to negative consequences for the nation and its citizens.

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EKO HOT BLOG reports that the prophet criticized the government and its agencies for discrediting his earlier warnings about the potential negative impact of President Tinubu’s policies.

He pointed out that his predictions about the skyrocketing prices of diesel, petrol, and the dollar have come true.

“When I predicted that diesel would reach N1,500, petrol would increase to N1,000, and the dollar would rise to N1,500, I was labeled a prophet of doom. They sponsored stories against me, but now these predictions have come to pass.

“I foresee another protest that will cripple the economy for two weeks. I feel sorry for this country because even some banks may struggle to survive unless the president takes decisive action,” Primate Ayodele warned.

He further stated that confusion within Tinubu’s government will have severe economic and security implications for Nigerians. He urged the president to address these issues before the end of the year to avoid further hardship, predicting that the price of food commodities will continue to soar.

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Primate Ayodele also predicted that petrol prices would soon reach N1,300 per litre and warned that the government might eventually have to call for recapitalization in various sectors, including telecommunications, as companies struggle to cope.

“As things stand, petrol will still be sold at N1,300, and it will reach a point where the government will have to call for recapitalization in different sectors. Call tariffs will also increase. The confusion has only just begun,” Primate Ayodele concluded.

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