Primate Elijah Ayodele, Founder of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Lagos State, Nigeria, has warned critical multinational corporations against danger
Primate Ayodele gave the prophetic warning while speaking on global issues at the international headquarters of his church at Ejigbo.
The organisations mentioned include ExxonMobil, Shell, Google and the Nigerian National Petroleum Cooperation (NNPC).
He said ExxonMobil and Shell would have problems because the militants will rise against them.
He added that the two oil companies would default in paying certain agreed payments which would make the people to rise aggressively against them.
He therefore warned them to be very careful.
Primate Ayodele warned Google against having network issues that would lead to temporary shutdown of operation.
He disclosed that NNPC has the capacity to work but warned that they should not be among those that are fighting Dangote.
He added that the moment they begin to fight Dangote, they would start having issues.
Primate Ayodele also revealed that NNPC would have issues of misappropriation and mismanagement, even as some companies’ licenses would be withdrawn.
“ExxonMobil and Shell, they are going to have problems because the militants are going to rise up against them, and they are likely want to default in some payments which the people will be aggressively against them to send them away. Shell, Mobil, if they are not careful are going to face a major major crisis. They must be very careful about that.
“Google will have problems, problems that will make Google to shut down.
“Problem that will make Google have temporary network issues. Let them watch, let them watch.
“The NNPC will do a lot of work, they will do so many things, but I want to tell them that they should not be among the people that will fight Dangote, fighting Dangote will be tantamount with having problem, NNPC will begin to have an unusual crisis and troubles.
“NNPC must be careful of explosive so that any of its refinery, pipeline will not breakdown or explode.
“They are going to detect a lot of misappropriation, mismanagement and they are going to withdraw some companies licenses and they are going to place a new order on illegal refineries,” he warned.
