By Tofunmi Adeniji

When prophets speak about someone, it’s always better for the recipient to listen with an open mind, try to think about the reason behind such words, seek clarifications where necessary, and even speak to the prophet if necessary, because they don’t just speak without seeing anything.

Unfortunately, many people get it wrong and resort to counterattacks as though prophets are troublemakers. Whenever a prophecy doesn’t favour them, they quickly employ media agents to speak ill of the prophet, even as far as lying against them. They automatically assume the position of an antagonist against a prophet who innocently gave a word of knowledge, but in the end, that very thing they abused the prophet for ends up coming to pass. They end up as bad losers.

This is the situation of the APC National Chairman, Umar Ganduje, who has submitted his resignation letter in what seems like a sudden development. Although he gave reasons like health concerns but many political actors have dismissed his claims, indicating that his resignation was informed due to a political crisis he is battling with.

For the national chairman of any party to be changed, a national convention must be held, but in this case, Ganduje’s tenure has been cut short, without a replacement named, automatically proving that the resignation didn’t come on friendly terms.

Sadly, He was warned by revered prophet, Primate Elijah Ayodele in May 2024 alongside other national chairmen of some political parties that his time was up and that there would be a great gang up against him.

These were the prophet’s words:

“Ganduje will not be appreciated; there will be problems between him and other party members. He should watch his back, they want to stab him, somebody is about to take his place, and let them be careful so that there won’t be any crisis or unexpected gunshot inside the secretariat. The time of Ganduje and his executives is up; someone is coming to take over.”

This prophecy wasn’t any form of attack against Ganduje but a warning for him to prepare for and watch his activities, but as usual of naysayers, the politician’s media aide launched media attacks against Primate Ayodele, calling him fake and boasting that he would finish his tenure without any form of gangup or removal.

One year after Primate Ayodele made the prophecy, who is having a field day? Primate Ayodele or Ganduje and his aide? I believe you know the answer already.

Now, Ganduje and his aides no longer have their jobs as national executives, but Primate Ayodele continues to wax stronger as a renowned prophet of the Lord Most High. Imagine Ganduje had listened, the many political crises he has been facing may have been avoided.

This should serve as a lesson to people whom Primate Ayodele has warned; they need to know that when prophets speak, it’s not for their own good but for the benefit of whoever is involved.

Peace be unto you.