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Hardship in Nigeria could lead to Tinubu’s political end – Primate Ayodele (VIDEO)
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Hardship in Nigeria could lead to Tinubu’s political end – Primate Ayodele (VIDEO)

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The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has said President Bola Tinubu is being deceived by those around him about the level of hardship bedeviling Nigerians.

Primate Ayodele cautioned Tinubu that the level of hardship in Nigeria could be the beginning of his political end.

In a short video he posted on social media, the popular prophet charges Tinubu to stay on the path of truth.

He said: “Tinubu there is hardship, Tinubu your work is being frustrated, Tinubu they are deceiving you.

“The people that will tell you the truth, they won’t allow you to listen to them and this is going to be the beginning of your political end.

“Don’t say no to the truth, say the truth, say the truth for you to be able to fly again.”

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Hardship in Nigeria could lead to Tinubu’s political end – Primate Ayodele (VIDEO)

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