Primate Elijah Ayodele, the leader of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has previously denied his uniqueness by having his prophesies come true in Liberia and South Africa. In a video posted to his social media website, Primate Ayodele warned South African President Cyril Ramaphosa to exercise caution because opposition parties would demand his impeachment.
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He cautioned that there will be a serious gang uprising against the president. His words were as follows: If caution isn’t used, they will band together against the South African president and demand his impeachment. The opposition has begun calling for the president’s impeachment in fulfillment of this prophecy.
In an attempt to resurrect impeachment proceedings against President Cyril Ramaphosa due to the scandal known as “Farmgate” by local media, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) filed a complaint in the nation’s highest court on Tuesday. The alleged theft of millions of dollars concealed in furniture on Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala game farm, which a former intelligence official disclosed to police, was at the heart of the controversy.
Ramaphosa may have engaged in misbehavior related to the incident, according to evidence cited in an independent panel assessment. Primate Ayodele also urged Liberians to pray against the passing of a current or former senator in his 2024–2025 edition of Warnings To The Nations. “The nation needs prayers and must condemn the passing of any former senator or minister” (page 72).
The death of 72-year-old Liberian warlord-turned-politician Prince Yormie Johnson, who gained notoriety for the 1990 video showing him drinking beer as the then-president was being tortured close by, is a fulfillment. Although he was never put on trial, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission recommended that he be charged with war crimes because he was a major player in both of the civil conflicts that raged between 1989 and 2003.
However, he was a powerful figure in Liberian politics as a senator since 2005, supporting the country’s last three victorious presidential candidates.
