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Primate Ayodele Releases 2025/2026 Prophecy For Lagos, Warns On Security, Flooding, Political Tension & Urges For Prayers

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CYRIACUS IZUEKWE

The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has released his annual prophetic warnings for Lagos State as part of his 2025/2026 “State of the Nation” prophecy.
In the prophecy made available to the press, Primate Ayodele called for prayers across the state and urged the government to take proactive steps on security, governance, and disaster prevention.
Lagos State: Call For Prayers and Policy Action
Primate Ayodele said Lagos needs “a lot of prayers because of security challenges.” According to him, “the spirit of God says this will be addressed properly.”
He urged the state government to pay close attention to the activities of Okada riders, citing concerns over attacks. He also advised the governor to “work and watch carefully” to avoid leadership problems in the state.
The cleric foresaw an increase in the Internally Generated Revenue of Lagos State and improvements in road networks. However, he warned of “strange and unexpected crises,” and called for vigilance against flooding and other natural disasters.
“Let the state be watchful against flooding. The people must be careful as there will be a lot of challenges,” he said.
He also mentioned possible crises linked to youths, armed robbery, and cultism, and advised the government to take steps to prevent incidents that could resemble an earth tremor, especially in areas around Lekki.
He further urged prayers so the state does not lose “a prominent king, prominent politician, a socialite and any member of the National Assembly from the state.”
Prophecies for Lagos LGAs
Primate Ayodele also gave specific warnings for several Local Government Areas in Lagos:
Ikeja LGA: Needs prayers to avert tension. He foresaw political divisions but also an increase in internal revenue.
Agege LGA: Predicted confusion, serious challenges, and political tension. He urged prayers to avert the loss of a leader.
Surulere LGA: Warned of potential leadership crisis and advised the chairman to be careful.
Ifako-Ijaiye LGA: Said the chairman should be wary of “gang ups” to avoid major problems.
Shomolu LGA: Foresaw confusion and unexpected security challenges.
Ibeju-Lekki LGA: Cautioned against cultism and youth violence, and warned against divisions.
Oshodi-Isolo LGA: Predicted development but also crises, and warned of shootings and fire outbreaks in major markets.
Eti-Osa LGA: Urged caution against natural disasters.
Ojo LGA: Foresaw problems including shootings and challenges from commercial activities.
Epe LGA: Warned of land crisis and attempts by foreigners and outsiders to “take over.”
Mushin LGA: Predicted confusion but also the development of a Youth Center. Said the chairman will face problems.
Badagry LGA: Foresaw criticism of political activities but said the chairman will overcome challenges.
Lagos Mainland LGA: Said there will be need to seek peace and warned of plots against the chairman.
Apapa LGA: Said the chairman will do well but may not be appreciated.
Lagos Island LGA: Warned of gang-ups against the chairman.
Amuwo-Odofin LGA: Predicted political tension and struggles for the chairman.
Kosofe LGA: Warned the chairman of betrayal and frustration of plans, and urged prayers to avoid losing a prominent person.
Alimosho LGA: Said the LGA will struggle for elevation and needs prayers.
Ikorodu LGA: Foresaw major security and political crises, attacks, and shootings.
Ajeromi-Ifelodun LGA: Predicted protests against the chairman and several challenges requiring adequate monitoring.
Conclusion
Primate Ayodele concluded by urging residents and government officials across Lagos to be prayerful and proactive to avert the challenges highlighted in the prophecy.
He noted that prophecies are meant to serve as warnings to guide leadership and citizens toward peace and development.
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