Editorial Picks: ‘Nemesis coming, only God can save you’ –Primate Ayodele warns Tinubu, Ten die in Lagos road crash

Presidency: ‘Nemesis coming, only God can save you’ – Primate Ayodele warns Tinubu

 

Primate Elijah Ayodele, the founder of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has issued a stark warning to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, claiming that a significant reckoning awaits him if he does not change his approach to governance. In a recent prophetic declaration, Ayodele urged Tinubu to reconsider his current policies and actions, suggesting that failure to do so may lead to dire consequences for his administration. The warning has sparked widespread discussions about the implications of such a prophecy in the political landscape of Nigeria…. CLICK TO READ THE FULL NEWS HERE▶️▶️

According to Ayodele, the signs are evident, and if Tinubu does not heed this counsel, he may face formidable challenges that could threaten his presidency. The clergyman emphasized that “Nemesis is coming,” a phrase that conveys an impending reckoning or downfall, which could stem from the President’s decisions and the political environment he navigates. Ayodele’s pronouncement has raised eyebrows, considering the influence of religious leaders in Nigerian politics, where their words often resonate deeply with the populace and political actors alike.

 

Ayodele’s statements reflect a broader sentiment of concern among Nigerians regarding the current state of governance. Many citizens have voiced their frustrations over the rising cost of living, security challenges, and perceived governmental ineffectiveness. This context adds weight to Ayodele’s warnings, suggesting that they may resonate with the frustrations felt by the public.

The Primate did not shy away from addressing the political environment, highlighting the need for sincerity and accountability among leaders. His call for introspection and a change of heart is indicative of a growing demand for transparency in governance, an issue that has plagued Nigeria for decades. He asserted that divine intervention may be the only solution to avert the impending crises if Tinubu continues on his current trajectory.

Critics of the administration have echoed Ayodele’s sentiments, arguing that the President must prioritize the welfare of the citizens over political ambitions. The warning serves as a reminder of the delicate balance between leadership and the expectations of the governed. It highlights the potential for significant shifts in the political arena, urging leaders to remain vigilant and responsive to the needs of the people.

As the situation unfolds, it remains to be seen whether Tinubu will take these warnings to heart and implement the necessary changes to secure his presidency and address the pressing concerns of the Nigerian populace.

10 die in Lagos road crash

 

 

News Source: Punch

At least 10 people, including three children and seven adults, lost their lives in an accident at the Abule Osun area of the Lagos-Badagary Expressway, Lagos State, on Tuesday night.

Three other persons sustained varying degrees of injuries in the accident that occurred around 11 pm.

According to a Wednesday statement by the Permanent Secretary of the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency, Olufemi Oke-Osanyintolu, the accident occurred when a Siena vehicle loaded to capacity rammed into a stationary truck along the road.

He disclosed that the investigation revealed that the Siena vehicle was on top speed without taking cognisance of the granite-laden truck, which had taken half of the road.

Oke-Osanyintolu said, “On arrival at the scene of the road traffic accident at Abule Osun, inward Iyana Iba, along Lagos-Badagry Expressway, it was discovered that a Toyota Sienna bus, registration number BDG 342 FS, laden to capacity with passengers from the Eastern part of the country was involved in a road accident with a parked SHACMAN truck, registration number unknown.

“Further investigations revealed that the truck, which was laden with granite, was parked on the road, shutting down about half of the carriageway, while the Toyota Sienna on top speed, unknowingly crashed into the parked truck from behind.

Residents, govt partner on urban renewal

 

 

Source: The Nation Nigeria

Victoria Island and Ikoyi Residents Association has announced a leadership collaboration with Lagos State to address their environmental and infrastructural challenges.

The initiative was reached at a meeting with government and the association at the state house on the Marina, Lagos.

Representing the association were the Chairman, Sir Akin Fadoju, Vice Chairman, Hakeem Otiti and two former chairmen; Alhaji Femi Okunnu and Mrs. Wonu Folami. Others were Mr. Olurogba Orimalade, Mrs. Ramdat Okunola, Mrs. Katia Ekesi, Hajia Sarwi Rahaman, Princess Aduke Adeyemi and association’s Secretary, Abdul Latif Muse.

Military dismisses seaman detained for 6 years

 

 

News Source: Daily Trust

The military high command has announced the dismissal of a naval rating, Seaman Haruna Abbas, who was reportedly detained for about six years.

Haruna’s dismissal came on the heels of his wife, Hussaina Iliya, claim on a popular radio station in Abuja that her husband was detained unjustly by the military, since 2018, over attempt to disarm him.

After Iliya’s claim went viral, the Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Christopher Musa, and Minister of State for Defence, Bello Matawalle, ordered an investigation into the matter.CLICK TO READ THE FULL NEWS HERE▶️▶️

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