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Election 2024: ’Correct your spiritual error If you want to win’’ – Nigerian Prophet tells Mahama

Primate Elijah Ayodele, the leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has issued a warning to John Mahama, the presidential candidate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC).

Primate Ayodele advised Mahama to correct his spiritual mistakes if he hopes to win the upcoming presidential election.

In a statement from his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, Primate Ayodele recalled that he had previously warned Mahama about his impending loss in the 2020 election. He now reiterates that Mahama can still secure a victory, but only if he addresses his spiritual errors.

"There is a spiritual error that needs to be corrected. If Mahama doesn’t fix it, he will fail completely. I don’t wish him ill, but ignoring this will lead to failure. However, if he rectifies it spiritually, he can win the election. Mahama should take his health and these words seriously and not be misled," Primate Ayodele emphasized.

Primate Ayodele also highlighted potential pitfalls for Mahama if he fails to act accordingly.

"Mahama has a chance to win. I warned him in 2020 about his loss. This time, he could be thwarted by technical issues, betrayal from confidants, financial mismanagement, and overconfidence. The NDC must urge him to take necessary actions; otherwise, the election will be a challenge for him," he stated.

Regarding the ruling party's candidate, Mahamadu Bawumia, Primate Ayodele mentioned that Bawumia is prepared for the election but foresees a mistake in October that the opposition could exploit if they act wisely. He added that if Bawumia overcomes this October error, he stands a strong chance of winning the election.

"Bawumia is ready for this election, but he will make an error by October, which the NDC can use against him if they act appropriately. If Bawumia navigates through this mistake, he will win the election," Primate Ayodele concluded.

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