Nigeria’s economic conversation has taken a dramatic turn following a powerful warning issued by Primate Elijah Ayodele, the spiritual leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church. The prophet has cautioned President Bola Ahmed Tinubu against printing money as a means of addressing the nation’s financial challenges, insisting that such a move would trigger the collapse of his administration.
Speaking through a fresh prophetic message, Primate Ayodele warned President Tinubu that turning to currency printing would be disastrous for both the government and the country at large.
He stated emphatically:
“President Tinubu, do not print money. If you do, your government will crumble politically, economically, and structurally. It will fail completely.”
His warning comes at a time when Nigerians are growing increasingly worried about the state of the economy. Inflation is rising, the naira is unstable, and the country is struggling with mounting debt. Against this backdrop, concerns have spread that the government might resort to printing money to ease fiscal pressure.
Primate Ayodele noted that while the move may appear to provide temporary relief, it would ultimately worsen Nigeria’s economic condition. He explained that excessive money printing would trigger uncontrollable inflation, push the nation into deeper debt, weaken investor confidence, and cause widespread public frustration.
The prophet, known for his accurate predictions in politics and governance, insisted that money printing is a deceptive shortcut that would backfire heavily on the Tinubu administration. He stressed that Nigeria cannot rely on artificial financial fixes without facing dire consequences.
Primate Ayodele urged President Tinubu and his economic team to embrace transparency, long-term reforms, and divine guidance instead of adopting desperate measures. According to him, the foundation of the administration would be shaken if it ignores spiritual warnings and attempts to ease problems through shortcuts.
He said:
“God is warning this government avoid shortcuts. Do not deceive citizens with temporary money. If this advice is ignored, the consequences will be overwhelming and impossible to control.”
The prophecy has already sparked discussions among economists, citizens, and political analysts. Many are urging the government to weigh the spiritual implications alongside economic realities before making critical decisions.
Primate Ayodele maintained that Nigeria’s economic recovery depends on structural reforms, responsible policies, and sincere leadership rather than rushed financial interventions. His message adds a new dimension to the ongoing debate on how best to stabilize the country’s struggling economy.
As Nigeria watches closely, the coming months will reveal whether President Tinubu heeds the warning or proceeds with measures that experts and spiritual voices fear could destabilize the nation further.
