Terrorists planning to attack 7 Nigerian states – Primate Ayodele sounds the alarm, details where and when

• Primate Ayodele has once again shaken the nation with a chilling warning, that has left many in a state of deep alarm.
• In his distinctive, no-nonsense style, he has issued a disturbing prediction about imminent terrorist threats, pinpointing specific states across the country that are at risk of being targeted.
• The gravity of his message was amplified as he not only identified these regions but also disclosed the potential timeframe for these attacks, added a sense of urgency and fear to the already volatile situation

In a fiery and unsettling proclamation that has set tongues wagging, Primate Elijah Ayodele, the influential leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, issued a harrowing warning on Friday that has sent tremors through Nigeria’s security landscape.

Addressing the newly appointed Chief of Army Staff, Lt. General Olufemi Oluyede, Primate Ayodele issued an urgent and chilling prophecy about a terror storm set to ravage seven strategic Nigerian states between December and February.

In a statement issued through his media aide, Oluwatosin Osho, Primate Ayodele boldly revealed the states that are at the highest risk of terrorist attacks. According to the prophet’s unsettling prophecy, Abuja, Imo, Plateau, Niger, Katsina, Borno, and Benue are the key targets under threat.

He said:

“From December to February, there will be more insecurity casualties, and I don’t want people to start killing our soldiers; they don’t deserve to die, let them take caution before this time.”

“Let them do a cleanup and follow these terrorists back to back because they are planning attacks in five states, including Abuja, Niger, Plateau, Katsina, Maiduguri, Benue, and Imo. The military must stand firm and protect all military formations.”

“Another terrorist group is coming; this one is small, and our security operatives can get rid of them if they are ready. Terrorism will cause serious crises in 2025 if we don’t do the needful.”

He urged that the nation’s military forces, though essential, cannot fight this battle with weapons alone. The war against insecurity, he passionately declared, is also a spiritual affair, requiring divine intervention as much as strategic military actions.