Once again, Primate Elijah Ayodele of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church is in the news for accurately foretelling what the outcome of the Namibia presidential election would be.

Namibia held its presidential election last week with opposition parties kicking against the conduct and forcing the electoral commission to re-open election polls in some areas where complaints were made.

The result was announced yesterday and the ruling party’s candidate, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah won the election.

The electoral commission said she had won more than 57% of the votes cast, with her closest rival Panduleni Itula getting 26%.

This accurately fulfilled the prophecy of Primate Ayodele which foretold the victory of the ruling party and its candidate and the criticism of the opposition parties.

Primate Ayodele in his prophecy which was released in October noted that Namibia will have a female president but opposition will kick against her leadership. He stated that the opposition would call the election charade but the woman will eventually have her victory.

These were his words:

“Namibia: The presidential candidate of the ruling party will win but she will be frustrated. Even though the opposition will call the election charade, the woman will have victory. She must pray not to be bereaved and against several challenges. She will do well but she must pray against political troubles, ethnic crises, and unexpected calamities that will create problems for the country that have not been happening before. The judiciary system will be faulted and there will be constitutional reforms.”

As he foretold, the female candidate won the election and already, her victory has started to get frustrated with the opposition vowing to challenge her in court.

Also, the opposition, a trained dentist, Itula, of the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC), is seen as more charismatic than Nandi-Ndaitwah and managed to dent Swapo’s popularity in the last presidential election in 2019, reducing its vote share to 56% from 87% five years earlier.

In the same vein, Primate Ayodele had advised opposition parties to come together if they wanted to unseat the ruling party in the election. In a video, he urged them to form a coalition against the ruling party.

“If there is no coalition, give it to the woman but they will battle her. If she becomes the president, there is going to be heat up and she’s going to do better than anybody’’….’’ Since the opposition parties didn’t do a coalition, forget it, the ruling party will get it and nothing will happen.”

Truthfully, if there was a coalition, the opposition may have won the election but in the absence of it, the ruling party won.