Popular Prophet Reveals What God Told Him Will Happen If Buhari Doesn’t Sack Service Chiefs

Leader of the INRI Evangelical spiritual church, Primate Elijah Ayodele has warned President Muhammadu Buhari to sack the nation’s service chiefs or be ready for another round of protests that will shut down Nigeria.

The cleric also lamented that there is a lot of confusion in the country, Nigeria has lost focus under Buhari warning that urgent action must be taken.

He added that God told him if the President doesn’t sack the service chiefs latest by February 2021, and replace them with people that can act, Nigeria is at great risk of breaking up.

Ayodele made the claim in his reaction to the recent abduction of students of Government Science Secondary School, GSS, in Kankara Local Government Area of Katsina State.

In his words: “Unfortunately, President Buhari is running the country like he has no direction, look at how they kidnapped students in his hometown yet he has refused to remove the service chiefs and replace them with people that can act.

“I want to Say what the Lord said, I have said it before, If Buhari doesn’t change the service chiefs before February, there will be disorderliness and confusion in the country.

“Actually, there are lot of confusion in his government now and there are lot of internal trouble” in both the All Progressives Congress, APC, and the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.

The popular prophet warned that Nigeria is on the path to “unforeseen anarchy and total disorderliness because this insecurity will affect the rich and the poor,” adding that if not curbed urgently, the current happenings may snowball into “another protest that will cause the country to shut down.’’

In another news,

The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai, has urged soldiers of the Nigerian Army not to be demoralized by the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) decision to investigate Nigeria’s security forces.

Naija News reports that the ICC General Prosecutor is seeking full investigations into allegations of “crimes against humanity” and “war crimes”.

Reacting in a statement on Saturday and signed by the Acting Director Army Public Relations, Brigadier General Sagir Musa, Buratai said the ICC investigation will lead to a setback to all internal security operations.