JUST IN: What God Told Me About Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara – Primate Ayodele Reveals

JUST IN: What God Told Me About Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara – Primate Ayodele Reveals

 

In a recent video shared on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, Primate Elijah Ayodele spoke extensively about the political future of Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara.

He stated that spiritual revelations had shown him the direction the governor’s political journey would take as the state continues to experience intense power struggles and realignments.

Ayodele explained that Governor Fubara’s second term has already been negotiated spiritually and politically, noting that forces within the state have reached certain understandings about his continuity in office.

He stressed that these negotiations are not happening openly but within circles that understand the depth of the political tensions in Rivers State.

The cleric emphasized that Fubara must remain vigilant, as the agreement surrounding his second term does not mean he will have a smooth path.

He further wårned that the governor will face several political battles designed to weaken his administration, especially from individuals who feel threatened by his rising influence.

Ayodele urged Fubara to stay focused, avoid unnecessary confrontations, and build stronger alliances that will protect his mandate.

According to him, betrayal is one of the major issues the governor must prepare for, as some people close to him may shift positions when political pressure increases.

Ayodele also advised the governor to prioritize peace-building and reconciliation across political factions in the state.

He said Tënsion may ëscãlate if Fubara does not handle certain matters with diplomacy, especially those involving influential stakeholders who feel sidelined.

He concluded by stating that although challenges will come, the governor has divine backing, and with careful steps, he will navigate the complexities ahead successfully.

 

 

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