What the Lord Told Me about Osun and Ekiti Governorship Elections - Primate Ayodele

Primate Elijah Ayodele has shared what he described as a prophetic message regarding the upcoming governorship elections in Osun State and Ekiti State, predicting challenges for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and difficulties for the opposition in Osun.

Ayodele made the remarks in a statement shared on Facebook, where he claimed to reveal what he said God showed him concerning the political future of the two states.

According to the cleric, the ADC will not emerge victorious in the Ekiti governorship election. “ADC will lose Ekiti,” he stated.

Ayodele also predicted that the party would face defeat in the Osun governorship race despite the presence of former Osun State governor Rauf Aregbesola in the party. “ADC will lose in Osun State despite the fact that former Osun State governor Aregbesola is in the ADC,” he said.

Beyond electoral defeat, Ayodele warned that internal divisions could further weaken the party in Osun. He claimed that the party may split into factions, with some members supporting the incumbent governor while others remain politically unstable.

“ADC will divide in Osun State. One will go for Adeleke, one will be unstable,” he said.

The cleric further advised any candidate planning to contest the governorship election against the current administration to reconsider their decision.

According to him, such a move could result in wasted campaign resources. “The ADC candidate there that wants to contest should not waste money,” Ayodele said, describing the advice as a warning rather than criticism.

“It is good advice when you see somebody say don’t waste money,” he added.

Ayodele also predicted that the incumbent governor, Ademola Adeleke, would retain his position if he seeks re-election. “No rigging, give it back to Adeleke,” he said.

The cleric further claimed that the All Progressives Congress (APC) would not win the election in Osun.

However, Ayodele emphasized that his statements were prophetic declarations and urged listeners to either accept or disregard them. “Leave it or take it,” he said.