Popular seer, founder and spiritual head of Mountain of Miracles and Blessings, Ibogun, Info, Ogun state, Prophet Julius Olagunroye Faleyimu has rolled out fresh prophecies, especially concerning the guber tussle in Ondo state, Olubadan stool, state of the nation and more.
The fearless preacher of the word who spoke to a couple of media platforms, including The Message International,some days back in his Lagos home said the ongoing governorship race will only end in favour of whoever that's chosen by the black witches which according to him, the incumbent, Lucky Orimisan Ayedatiwa is among the three currently on their list.
Explaining further, Faleyimu said, "just as I said, Nigeria's black witches will appoint the next governor of Ondo state. They have three candidates on their list already, one from the PDP while two come from the APC, and Lucky Ayedatiwa is among the two from the APC. Anyone of the three that can pass their litmus test will emerge the next governor of Ondo state. It's not yet a sure ticket for Ayedatiwa. Even, the decision will hold at Ooni of Ife, Oba Enitan Ogunwusi's palace, but it will be without his consent because he himself doesn't belong to the black witches' caucus .
"However, the reason Ayedatiwa was even allowed to rule peacefully after succeeding his boss, late Rotimi Akeredolu wasn't unconnected to the fact that he was able to meet the demand of the black witches. Akeredolu disregarded them, that's why he was killed spiritually. What they wanted from Ayedatiwa after taking over from Akeredolu was that he should appoint his deputy from Owo because they still wanted the town retained in the government of Ondo state, but it's only Akeredolu they didn't want to see again. So, it's now left to Ayedatiwa if he can pass their test this time around to succeed himself, but if not another person will take over from him. But I will reveal this to you at the appropriate time."
On the death of late Olubadan, Oba LEKAN Balogun who joined his ancestors recently and his likely successor, Owolabi Olakulehin the Owo, Ondo born clergy revealed, "Real reason the immediate past Olubadan, Oba Lekan Balogun didn't spend longer than he did on the throne was that he had health challenge placed on him spiritually since the day he wore the first controversial crown during the reign of his predecessor, Oba Adetunji. It's a curse to remove a crown and wear another in Yoruba tradition. The curiosity to become a beaded crown Oba led to his early demise on the throne, not his age. They all shouldn't have accepted the bids to become lesser obas under Olubadan. It's a taboo. And every taboo in Yoruba land has its repercussions. And that's the repercussion for what he did. And that's more reason Alhaji Rasheed Adewolu Oladaoja refused to wear any premature crown. He's aware of the consequences. Even, whoever succeeds Lekan Balogun will also suffer the same consequence. He himself has incurred the wrath of the deity of the land and he's battling a mysterious health challenge that won't make him last on the throne just like his predecessor."
When asked if it's time for the greatness of Nigeria as exchange rate at the moment is in favour of the naira, he retorted, "It's not yet time to jubilate, nothing really has changed, and nothing really good will come out of the Nazareth of this present administration. You can mark my words. Untill that Messiah I have been talking about comes, Nigeria can't regain its list glory. First, it's not only exchange rate to the naira that determines the success of any government, a lot of other things are also involved. It's when all the prices of essential commodities that have gone beyond the reach of the poor come down that we Nigeria can begin to celebrate.To me, nothing is really working in Nigeria at the moment. We all need to be closer to God and seek His favour so we can end well with the government. Although, I'm not seeing him staying longer on that seat. That's why I keep advising him to do everything within his power to develop Yoruba land because this is the only chance he has to do so. May God accept our prayers "
No comments:
Post a Comment