PasslPrimate Ayodele’s Prophecy On Nigeria's Economy Collapse Already Coming To Pass

 



The Nigerian economic situation is getting worse as the day goes by. The dollar rate is on the high side and prices of essential commodities have skyrocketed in recent times.


In the history of Nigeria, it has never been this bad economically. The naira has lost value against almost every notable currency in the world, which is of course unhealthy for our purchasing power.


With the situation of thing economically, one would agree that except there is a divine intervention, the economy is on the verge of collapse and is already shutting down. The signs are written all over with the unceasing increase in dollar rate, prices of essential commodities and many others.


Before things got worse, one of the notable voices that called the attention of President Muhammadu Buhari was Primate Elijah Ayodele, the leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church.


Five months ago, Primate Ayodele released a statement that the Nigerian economy will shut down in 32 weeks. From May, 32 weeks would be around October which is just one month to go. He didn’t just say this, He made this statement to warn President Muhammadu Buhari and also to advice him on what to do in order to prevent the economy from shutting down because the last thing a president wants to experience is his economy shutting down.


Primate Ayodele gave some spiritual advice to the President and told him to come up with a strong economic team in order to prevent this. He also talked about bringing back subsidy instead of removing it completely but were these advices followed? NO.


He also mentioned that President Buhari will request for a brutal loan which will cause more havoc to the economy. We could see this happening yesterday when Buhari wrote to the national assembly for the approval to borrow another $4bn, €710m which will make the country’s debt to be N2.2trillion.


These were Primate Ayodele’s words


‘If the government of Nigeria doesn’t do the right thing about the economy, Nigeria’s economy may shut down in the next 32 weeks.


“This will affect Central Bank, NNPC and revenues.


“Government must come out with a very strong economic team in order to curb another economic pandemic that will even affect banks, government, salaries of the workers and pensioners.


“Nigeria will be on a brutal loan, there will be so much loan, they must review subsidy, and bringing back subsidy will help Nigeria’s economic to grow than removing the subsidy completely.”


(https://theeagleonline.com.ng/primate-ayodele-to-buhari-economy-nigeria-will-collapse-disintegrate-under-you/)


We have just one month before 32 weeks elapse and of a truth, except the President listens to instructions, the economy may collapse as Primate Ayodele warned.

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