... Warns Adamu Never to Sleep, Carry Ladipo For African Supporters Club
The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has congratulated Nigeria's Flamingos, President Bola Tinubu, First Lady Remi Tinubu, CAF President Patrice Motsepe, and other football stakeholders following the Flamingos' historic FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup triumph.
Speaking in a new prophecy video, Primate Ayodele reserved special praise for the President of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Ibrahim Gusau, saying the victory would not have been possible without him.
According to him, the Flamingos are not new, noting that they have been there since the era of Gusau, and that Gusau has worked hard to build the team.
"If not Gusau, we won't have won this. Flamingos are not new, they have been there since Gusau. Gusau, you have worked hard. Well done, my son," Primate Ayodele said.
He called on President Tinubu to welcome the girls and to ensure the team is not dismantled, urging that the players should be allowed to progress together from Flamingos to Falconets, and from Falconets to the Super Falcons.
He also warned against changing the coaching crew, saying the same coach should follow the girls, and that there should be no mismanagement.
Primate Ayodele said if the girls are caught young and kept together, they can still go to another World Cup and win, describing them as champion of champions who have made Nigeria and Africa proud.
The cleric then turned his attention to the new CAF Secretary General, Adamu, with a fresh prophecy.
"Adamu, don't sleep oh! Something great is coming ahead of you. I must talk to Adamu," he said.
He charged Adamu to initiate an African Supporters Club, and to let it be headed by Dr. Rafi Ladipo, saying Ladipo has done it before and should be invited.
According to Primate Ayodele, Adamu is his father's friend, and when his father was NFA Chairman, he did not joke with the supporters club because he understands the power in the supporters club.
He also charged Dr. Rafi Ladipo not to sleep, urging him to go and meet his son Adamu, who he said will listen to him.
"Dr. Rafi Ladipo, don't sleep. Go and meet your son. Adamu will listen to you. Wake up, you are not old. Forget about your age, whether 75 or 77, it's none of my business. You have a role to play in Nigeria and Africa," Primate Ayodele said.
He concluded by stressing that Africa needs a United Supporters Club.
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