Spiritual leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has spoken on political developments surrounding Bayelsa State, issuing a message about the Interior Minister of petroleum and his governorship ambitions.
In his words, Primate Ayodele stated clearly that the situation in Bayelsa would not favour the minister’s political pursuit. “Likewise, the interior minister of petroleum. If he become the governor of Bayelsa state will know,” he said, emphasizing that the ambition would not come to pass.
Continuing his remarks, he noted that despite any form of support or votes cast in favour of the minister, the outcome would not yield success. “And besides he cannot be the governor,” the cleric declared. “If Bayelsa vote for him, that boat will be capsized.”
Primate Ayodele further hinted that the government connected to the situation would not bring happiness to the people. “It’s not a government that will give people joy,” he stated, warning that disappointment may follow the political process.
The prophetic message was delivered in his usual tone of spiritual caution, as he addressed upcoming political movements and their implications for Bayelsa State. His statements appeared to carry a note of warning, indicating that certain ambitions would be cut short regardless of popular expectation.
By asserting that the “vote will be capsized” and that such a government would not “give people joy,” Primate Ayodele highlighted the possible turbulence and dissatisfaction that could accompany the Bayelsa political season.
His message concluded with a firm spiritual pronouncement that the Interior Minister’s path to the governorship would may not materialize.
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