The New INEC Chairman: Three Things That Are Certain About Him – Primate Elijah Ayodele The New INEC Chairman: Three Things That Are Certain About Him – Primate Elijah Ayodele

 

In a recent video shared on Facebook, the leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, revealed what he described as divine revelations concerning the newly appointed INEC Chairman, Prof. Joash Ojo Amupitan.

 

The cleric, who is widely known for his bold prophecies on national and political matters, said that God showed him clear signs about the challenges the new electoral chief will face in the course of his tenure. According to him, the new INEC boss will be one of the most talked-about figures in Nigeria’s political history.

“The New INEC Chairman: Three Things That Are Certain About Him,” Primate Ayodele declared. “God told me that they will call him a very controversial person. The opposition party will hate him, they will scandalize him, and they will also malign him.”

Ayodele explained that Prof. Amupitan’s leadership will attract both praise and criticism as he tries to reform Nigeria’s electoral system. He noted that despite the controversies that will surround him, the new INEC Chairman means well and will try to remain fair and upright in his duties.

However, the prophet warned that the level of political pressure and manipulation that will come against him will be intense. “He must be prayerful and cautious,” Ayodele said. “Those who appear to support him may turn against him later. But if he stands by the truth, God will protect him.”

The cleric further urged Nigerians to pray for the new INEC leadership, emphasizing that credible elections require both divine direction and moral courage. He said that the success or failure of Nigeria’s future elections will depend largely on how Prof. Amupitan handles political influence and internal sabotage.

Ayodele’s prophecy comes amid heightened political tension as stakeholders await the next general elections. His message serves as both a spiritual warning and a call for transparency, reminding the new INEC Chairman that his tenure will test his integrity, wisdom, and resilience in managing Nigeria’s complex electoral system.