In a recent video shared on Facebook on Sunday, April 5, 2026, Primate Elijah Ayodele spoke about public criticism, personal convictions, and the enduring nature of his prophetic messages.
In the video from 9:53, Ayodele stated, “I don’t say anyone should like me, but my words will live forever because you are not God.” He explained that his statements are not driven by the desire for approval but by what he believes is a divine mandate to speak on issues affecting society.
According to Ayodele, reactions from the public, whether positive or negative, do not determine the value or relevance of his messages. He noted that throughout his ministry, he has remained consistent in delivering what he claims to be guided insights, regardless of opposition or misunderstanding.
Ayodele further emphasized that criticism is inevitable for individuals who speak on sensitive political, social, and spiritual matters. He suggested that over time, events often validate certain statements, reinforcing his belief that his words will stand the test of time.
The cleric added that people should focus less on personal opinions about him and more on the substance of the messages he shares. He stressed that the purpose of his statements is to draw attention to important developments and encourage reflection among leaders and the general public.
Ayodele concluded by reaffirming his commitment to speaking openly, noting that while individuals may choose to agree or disagree, time ultimately reveals the significance of words and actions in shaping society. Read_More…