The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele is in the news again for the fulfilment of his prophecies as usual.

As we know, the only time Primate Ayodele gets in the news is when he makes prophecies and when they come to pass. No extra, no unnecessary attention, no lifestyle showcasing, just doing what God has sent him to do.

Just as it had been established earlier, Primate Ayodele has nothing less than 20,000 prophecies that have been fulfilled to his credit and as the day goes by, they continue to increase.

Recent additions to his fulfilled prophecies include:

1 Death of Former Algeria President: Former Algerian President Liamine Zeroual has died at the age of 85, the Algerian presidency said Sunday.

A statement said Zeroual had been battling illness for some time and was receiving treatment at the Mohamed Seghir Nekkache Military Hospital.

He died at the hospital.

Primate Ayodele had in a prophetic session warned nations to be pray against the death of a former president.

2 Resignation of Kano Deputy governor: The Deputy Governor of Kano State, Aminu Gwarzo, has resigned from the position, citing the need to ensure stability in governance and allow the office to function effectively.

In a press statement issued by the Kwankwasiyya Movement on Friday, the decision was described as “difficult” but necessary in the overall interest of the people of Kano State.

“The Deputy Governor of Kano State has tendered his resignation from office… This decision, though difficult, has been taken in the overall interest of the people and the stability of governance in Kano State.”

Primate Ayodele in a prophetic moment had revealed that it is not every deputy governor that will finish their tenure, indicating that some may die or resign. The prophecy was first fulfilled with the deputy governor of Bayelsa state and now Kano, with resignation.

3 Plateau attacks: The Plateau State Government has imposed a 48-hour curfew on Jos North Local Government Area following a deadly attack in the Angwan Rukuba community.

In a statement on Sunday, the state Commissioner for Information and Communication, Joyce Ramnap, said the curfew would take effect from midnight of March 29 to April 1, 2026.

The government said the decision followed a “tragic security incident” in the area, which resulted in loss of lives and left several others injured.

The statement read, “Following the tragic security incident that occurred at Gari Ya Waye community, Angwan Rukuba, today, Sunday, 29th March 2026, resulting in the loss of lives, while several others sustained varying degrees of injuries.

Primate Ayodele had in several prophecies mentioned that Plateau state would be attacked by gunmen. He called on security operatives to watch out and prepare ahead for the attacks.

These were his words:

“Terrorist attacks will be extended to Nasarawa, Gombe, Plateau, Kaduna, Bauchi, Benue, Abuja and Kogi. Let the CDS and COAS brainstorm and strategise, it’s time to eliminate terrorists in the country.

“They are both capable hands, they should not allow these terrorists to destroy their legacies and credibility.

”The ESN is also planning an attack in the South-East, it is a red alert because they want to abort a lot of people including an emir,”

Opportunity Africa launches pan-African Creative Council backed by leading communications, media and brand leadersADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — March 26, 2026: In line with Agenda 2063, the Opportunity Africa initiative has launched its Creative Council, bringing together Africa’s leading communications, media and marketing leaders to advance a narrative that contributes to building The Africa We Want.It is a pan-African platform and movement designed to shift how the world sees Africa and how Africa sees itself, by amplifying the people, stories and institutions already shifting perceptions. It is a shared platform that brands, institutions and storytellers can align around to communicate a stronger, more unified story of Africa.At a time when the global order is shifting and competition for capital, influence and attention is intensifying, perception matters as much as facts. For Africa, image is no longer a soft issue. It is a strategic one. The Creative Council has been established to help ensure Africa is defined by those building it.The Council brings together senior leaders who have shaped narratives at national, regional and global levels.

Their role is to guide the creative direction of the initiative, connect it to their continent-wide networks and ensure the initiative remains credible, relevant and culturally resonant across markets.“This is exactly the kind of collaboration Africa needs to shape a narrative that reflects our aspirations under Agenda 2063 and builds The Africa We Want. In line with the mandate of the African Union Commission’s Information and Communication Directorate, this work will strengthen how we communicate the Union’s priorities and amplifies Africa’s voice. We encourage more partners to join this growing movement.” Faith Adhiambo, Communication Officer, Agenda 2063 African Union. “It is a privilege for Africa No Filter to serve as secretariat and help steward this forward. It is unprecedented to see this level of expertise and collaboration coming together to build the narrative infrastructure Africa needs to reframe the continent,” said Moky Makura, Executive Director of Africa No Filter and co-chair of the Council.“I joined the Opportunity Africa initiative because I believe the world needs to see Africa as it truly is: brilliant and bursting with opportunity, rather than a continent defined by its challenges. Being part of this council is about ensuring the next generation of Africans are seen through a lens of possibility and agency, shifting the global conversation from deficit to potential. I am proud to support a movement that reclaims our narrative to show a dynamic continent of progress and innovation.” Tosin Adefeko, founder and CEO, AT3 Resources – The Muvmnt Agency.Initial members of the Creative Council include senior leaders from TRACE, Africa Practice, the African Union, Brand South Africa, IC Publications, Alpha Media Holdings, X3M Ideas and other leading institutions across the continent.Members of the Creative CouncilAddis Alemayehou – Chairperson, Kazana Group; Co-founder and CRO, DodaiAdebola Williams – Co-founder, RED | For AfricaLeslie Richer, Director, Information and Communication African UnionFaith Ochieng – Communications Officer, Agenda 2063Fareed Khimani – Communications Adviser, Office of the Cabinet Secretary, KenyaGina Din-Kariuki – Founder and Executive Chair, The Gina Din GroupKwame Senou – Founder, The Holding Opinion (THOP)Malik Shaffy Lizende – Founder, 63 IncMoky Makura – Executive Director, Africa No FilterOmar Ben Yedder – Group Publisher and Managing Director, IC PublicationsRichard Kiplagat – Senior Stakeholder Relations Adviser, Africa PracticeSamuel Onyemelukwe – Group Business Development Director, TRACESophie Masipa – CEO and Brand StrategistSteve Babaeko – Founder, X3M IdeasTerhas Berhe – Founder and Managing Director, BrandCommsThebe Ikalafeng – Founder Brand AfricaThoko Modise – General Manager: Communications, Brand South AfricaTim Ekandjo – Branding, Marketing, Communications and Sustainability Officer, MTC NamibiaTola St. Matthew-Daniel – Founder, Kairos & TolaTosin Adefeko – Founder and CEO, AT3 ResourcesTrevor Ncube – Founder and Chairperson, Alpha Media HoldingsAbout Opportunity AfricaOpportunity Africa is a pan-African movement working to reframe Africa as a continent of opportunity, progress, innovation and creativity. Convened by Africa No Filter, Brand Africa and partners including the African Union, it brings together brands, institutions, storytellers and communities to build collective momentum behind a more confident and opportunity-led story of Africa. www.opportunityafrica.africaAbout Africa No FilterAfrica No Filter is an advocacy organisation working to shift stereotypical narratives about Africa and support a more balanced, dynamic and accurate understanding of the continent. Through community building and advocacy, it supports storytellers to tell richer, more nuanced stories that reflect Africa’s progress, agency and potential. Africa No Filter is a donor collaborative funded by Ford Foundation, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Luminate, Hilton Foundation and Hewlett Foundation. www.africanofilter.org

The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has continued to be a strong voice in the prophetic ministry, and this is why he can release several prophetic warnings to people, organisations, government officials, etc, and be sure that they will come to pass if they don’t listen.

Primate Ayodele has gone beyond the level of seeking attention; he is already popular and has his name on the lips of several people. This simply means his prophecies are not for him to be known or given attention but for the good of the recipients because he has nothing at stake; God gives him a message, he shares it privately or publicly; if the people decide to listen or not, it is for their own good.

Sadly, most of the time, people, out of sheer negligence, decide not to act on some of the prophet’s prophecies and everytime, they pay heavily for it.

For this reason, Primate Ayodele has nothing less than 20,000 fulfilled prophecies and still counting.

The most recently fulfilled prophecies are:

1 New Telecommunication companies: Primate Ayodele, in a video recorded during a live service at his church, revealed that two telecom companies will come up in Nigeria. This was not expected as the country hasn’t had any significant addition to the telecom industry for years due to the regulations involved.

These were his words: “Two networks are coming in Nigeria.”

However, in fulfilment of this, two telecommunication companies have actually emerged in the country. They are Lebara Nigeria, a UK-owned telecommunication company and Vital Wireless.

2. Bomb Explosion: Primate Ayodele has repeatedly warned against bomb explosions in Nigeria. Just after the prophecy became fulfilled in Borno state, resulting in the death of several people, there was another one in Imo state.

An Improvised Explosive Device, IED, explosion injured a soldier and a personnel of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, in Orsu Local Government Area of Imo State.

A counter-insurgency and security expert in the Lake Chad region, Zagazola Makama, made this disclosure on X.

Makama disclosed that the incident occurred at about 8:35am on March 18 during a joint operation by troops of 34 Artillery Brigade in the Orsu general area.

3. Tanker explosion: In a recent video, Primate Ayodele warned some states in the country to be careful of tanker explosions.

“Let’s pray against tanker explosion in Lagos state, Oyo, Lokoja, Ogun, Abuja, pray so it won’t be deadly.”

In fulfilment of this, A gas tanker explosion has claimed two lives and destroyed several properties along the Lekki-Epe Expressway in the early hours of Saturday.

The incident, which occurred at Tera Ahmed bus stop in Sangotedo, involved a collision between a gas tanker and a tipper truck.

According to the statement by the Lagos State Fire and Rescue Service, the emergency was reported at about 02:36 a.m., prompting a swift response from fire crews from Lekki Phase II, Oniru and Epe II station

4. Church attack: Primate Ayodele warned in February that the security churches must watch against attacks on religious organisations in Nigeria.

“On this, church attacks, mosque attacks, kidnapping from churches, the government must work on it”. “ An attack on churches, security agencies please work on it.”

In fulfilment of this, Bandits have invaded an ECWA Church in Omugo community, Ifelodun Local Government Area of Kwara State and abducted some worshippers.

Joint security operatives were, however, said to have rescued three of the abducted victims.

The attack reportedly occurred on Sunday morning during a weekly church service, causing panic among worshippers and residents.