Popular Nigerian prophet and spiritual leader, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has issued a fresh warning about Nigeria’s financial system, particularly the Nigerian Stock Exchange, predicting a turbulent period ahead that could shake investor confidence.
According to the prophet, the stock market is heading into a phase of instability that will become very visible between March and April, a period he described as critical for Nigeria’s economy.
“There will be a stock crisis. Stock market sales will drop by March. Broadcasting and major business sectors may lose heavily by March and April,” Primate Ayodele declared.
A Looming Market Shake-Up
Primate Ayodele’s prophecy suggests that the Nigerian stock exchange may witness heavy sell-offs, reduced trading activity, and growing uncertainty among investors. He warned that both local and foreign investors may become cautious, leading to reduced inflow of capital into key sectors.
This, he said, could affect not only financial institutions but also companies listed on the exchange, especially those in media, broadcasting, and communication, which he believes may suffer significant losses during the predicted period.
What This Means for Nigerians
A decline in stock market activity often signals wider economic pressure. If businesses begin to lose value, it could affect employment, salaries, and overall business growth. Primate Ayodele urged financial stakeholders, regulators, and government officials to pay close attention and take preventive steps to stabilize the market before the situation escalates.
“This is not a time to relax. There must be strategic financial decisions to avoid deeper economic trouble,” he warned.
A Call for Preparedness
The prophet emphasized that his message is not meant to spread fear but to encourage preparation and wisdom. He believes that with early intervention, transparent policies, and investor confidence, the predicted crisis can be minimized or avoided.
As March approaches, many will be watching closely to see how Nigeria’s stock market responds to these warnings.
One thing remains certain: economic stability is fragile, and every sign must be taken seriously.
