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Dana Crash: Primate Ayodele Calls For Prayers
THE founder and spiritual head of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Lagos, Primate Babatunde Elijah Ayodele, has urged all Nigerians to intensify their prayers to God to put a stop to calamities bedevilling the country.
Primate Ayodele, who spoke against the backdrop of the Boko Haram insurgencies and the recent plane crash in Lagos, killing scores of people, said many of these happenings had earlier been predicted in his 2011/2012 edition of Warnings To Nations (WTN).
Among the prophecies of the cleric published in newspapers early this year which had come to pass were: That former French President Sarkozy would find it difficult to return to office (Pg. 138 WTN 2011/2012 Edition) and he lost the election and that prayer was needed to avert the death of a great former Super Eagles player (Pg.130 WTN 2011/2012 Edition) which eventually claimed Rashidi Yekini.
That the cleric foresaw attack on the United Nations Humanitarian Services workers (Pg 90 WTN 2011/2012 Edition) and the UN office in Abuja was attacked and many people were killed.
The primate had predicted floodings in Nigeria. (Pg. 46 WTN 2011/2012 Edition) and floods wrecked havoc in Lagos and Ibadan leading to the washing away of lives and properties.
He aslo warned that Man City FC should pray for victory and progress (WTN 2011/2012 Pg. 126-12) and the club eventually won the premiership league in England.

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- Water-tight security in Kano •7 churches, 8 shops razed - Police
- Terror suspect nabbed with N3m •As army uncovers bomb factory
- 2012, deadliest year for journalists - UN
- Court adjourns on missing N12.4bn oil windfall
- Why we cleared Molete under-bridge - Oyo govt
- Court jails courier over $286,400 cash
- Court rejects fridge repairer’s plea to keep Ibori’s bribe money
- Oyo to involve artisans in N.5bn schools rehabilitation contracts
- All set for LG poll today in Benue
- Mrs Braithwaite buried amid encomiums


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