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VIDEO: Primate Ayodele’s Prophecy Fulfilled As Gov Uba Sani Laments Huge Debts And Inability To Pay Salaries

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VIDEO: Primate Ayodele’s Prophecy Fulfilled As Gov Uba Sani Laments Huge Debts And Inability To Pay Salaries—-The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele has continued to consolidate his prophetic tenacity with outstanding prophecies and their accurate fulfilment.

Having thousands of fulfilled prophecies to his credit, Primate Ayodele has shown consistency, credibility and reliability beyond human imaginations.

In a world where the prophetic ministry is constantly attacked and demeaned by unbelievers and fake prophets, Primate Ayodele has relentlessly promoted the ministry through his prophecies, fearlessness and acts that upholds the tenets of the ministry.

In September 2023, Primate Ayodele who is known to always give prophecies months ahead revealed that some states will be indebted and it will be difficult for some governors to pay workers’ salaries.

Even when some state governors were not speaking up, He revealed that a lot of states are in debt and that it would lead to break down of some of them in terms of payments.

These were his words

‘‘A lot of states in Nigeria are in debt. With the situation of things coming ahead for states in the country, they may not be able to cope. The government will do everything possible but I am seeing a lot of things going on which will break down some states in payments of salaries, gratuities, and so on. Let them be very careful about these’’

In fulfillment of the prophet’s revelation, the governor of Kaduna, Uba Sani cried out last week about the finances of his state in a surprising manner. Uba Sani, known to be a godson of former governor Nasir El-Rufai openly revealed that his ‘godfather’ left incurred a huge debt before he left office.

He quoted the figures and stated that he is unable to pay salaries of workers due to the financial condition of the state’s treasury.

These were his words

‘’What we received from the federal allocation in Kaduna this month was N3.6 billion out of over N10 billion. The sum of N7.5 billion was deducted from our allocation to service debts.
“We cannot pay salaries without borrowing. Our salary bill is N5.2 billion. We will have to borrow N2 billion to be able to pay salaries.”

“Despite the huge debt burden of 587 million Dollars, 85 billion Naira, and 115 billion Naira contractual liabilities sadly inherited from the previous administration, we remain resolute in steering Kaduna State towards progress and sustainable development.

The public outcry of Governor Uba Sani has confirmed Primate Ayodele’s prophecy regarding the financial capacity of states in the country.

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