JUST IN: A d!sease is coming, one that can bring a partial lockdown. Not Nîgerîa but global at large – Ayodele
JUST IN: A dîsease is coming, one that can bring a partial lockdown. Not Nîgerîa but global at large – Ayodele
In a recent video shared on his official Facebook page, the Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has warned of an impending global health challenge, saying a new disease threat is emerging and could lead to restrictions in several parts of the world.
In the video message, the Leader cautioned that the development would not be limited to any single country. He warned that the situation could disrupt daily life and economic activities across multiple regions. According to him, “Disease is coming loading that can bring a partial lockdown. Not Nigeria but global at large.” He stressed that governments and individuals should remain alert and prepared for unexpected developments.
Primate Ayodele explained that while the anticipated outbreak may not result in a complete shutdown similar to previous global health crises, its impact could still be significant enough to force partial lockdowns, travel restrictions, or tighter public health regulations in some countries. He emphasized that the issue should be viewed as a global concern rather than a national one.
The message has since sparked widespread reactions on social media, with many users expressing concern about the possibility of renewed restrictions. Some recalled the economic, social, and psychological effects of past pandemics, while others urged calm and encouraged reliance on official information from health authorities.
Public health experts have repeatedly stressed the importance of preparedness in dealing with emerging disease threats. Measures such as improved hygiene practices, strengthened healthcare systems, early detection mechanisms, and public awareness campaigns have been identified as critical tools in limiting the spread of infectious diseases. Governments are also being encouraged to invest more in disease surveillance and international cooperation.
The Leader did not provide specific details regarding the nature of the disease or the areas likely to be most affected. However, he urged world leaders to prioritize public safety and take proactive steps to mitigate any potential impact. He also advised individuals to pay closer attention to their health and comply with safety guidelines should the need arise.
Observers note that such warnings often generate mixed reactions, especially in a world still recovering from the effects of previous global health emergencies. Supporters believe the message serves as an early alert to encourage readiness, while critics caution that predictions should be handled carefully to prevent unnecessary fear or panic.
Health authorities continue to remind the public to stay informed through verified sources and avoid spreading unconfirmed claims. They emphasize that vigilance, transparency, and coordinated global action remain essential in addressing any possible health challenge.
As discussions continue, the warning has once again drawn attention to the fragile state of global health security and the need for sustained preparedness in the face of emerging threats.
Naija news channel
