Founder and Leader of INRI Spiritual Evangelical Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele has continued his prophecies for 2025, this time around with his revelations on what would happen in Nigerian banks including the Central Bank of Nigeria, and the Telecoms.
Ayodele made the revelations when he was addressing journalists on Tuesday at his church at Ejigbo, Lagos State.
He revealed that the CBN would come up with new policies to address public complaints “CBN will deal with some banks because of complaints, CBN will create a new policy on deposit, withdrawal and loans. CBN will tactically and technically, having a kind of low profit margin and they are going to write to some banks and warn them.”
Some of the banks to be affected according to Primate Ayodele include Union Bank, WEMA Bank, GTB and First Bank, saying they must be careful.
He added that Zenith Bank would face challenges. “Zenith Bank, they are going to make profit but they must be careful so that the bank will not suffer internal manipulations and internal wranglings. The MD will perform, he will take the bank to next level but a lot of forces will come to frustrate the bank. So they must be careful so that there will be no internal wranglings, they are going to have more expansion than expected”
He revealed that he saw a serious crisis in First Bank. “I see a very serious crisis in First Bank, that will turn the bank upside down, it will face some rigorous challenges, despite the fact that the bank wants to start a new thing, then the bank will be totally frustrated.”
He also spoke on the the energy sector. “There is going to be a total blackout for 48 hours whereby some companies will face challenges, and apart from this, there is going to a kind of mismanagement in the energy sector and Nigeria may run into debts in terms of energy and there is going to be a new energy generation for the country.
“Meanwhile tariff o energy will increase, he added.
In the communications sector, Ayodele disclosed that Nigeria would suffer in the hand of telecommunications operators. “The data process will increase, airtime tariff will increase, Airtel will face challenges and they are going to have some network problems as from March/April, there will so many complaints and they will introduce a new dimension to their services.
“Also MTN will disengage some of their staff, MTN will be penalized and they will pay fine, they will face the wrath of NCC, the Nigerian Communications Commission.
“GLO network will be fluctuating and GLO will face the kind of challenges that, even though GLO wanted to extend to the hinterland, their marts will be shut down, attacked and some of their equipment will be stolen.
“I am seeing a new dimension from Globacom but they are going to face major challenges that would make them lose their profit,” he said.
