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American Submarines in Nigerian Waters: A Cause for Concern?

Primate Babatunde Elijah Ayodele, spiritual leader of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has made a startling revelation about foreign military activity in Nigeria. According to Ayodele, American submarines have been detected in Nigerian waters, and he has warned the government to be on high alert.

In a recent interview, Ayodele expressed concern over the presence of American submarines in Nigerian waters, saying, "American submarines are on Nigeria's water. What they are doing there, I cannot say. Nigeria must be on the alert because their presence is not in Nigeria's interest."

Ayodele has urged the government to conduct a thorough investigation into these developments, particularly in light of the country's current security framework, which he believes has been compromised. He advised President Tinubu to urgently restructure his security agencies.

Other  predictions 

- Nuhu Ribadu will become President: After President Tinubu's second term in 2031

- PDP governors will defect: Many PDP governors will shift allegiance to President Tinubu during the 2027 general elections

- APC will lose Anambra State: Due to the enduring popularity of Governor Chukwuma Soludo

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