Unite Nigeria Or Face Revolution, Primate Ayodele Tells President Tinubu

SUNDAY March 30, 2025 |
By thenewsdesk.ng

The Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has issued a strong warning to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, urging him to urgently address Nigeria’s deepening disunity to prevent a possible revolution.

Saturday Telegraph reports that Primate Ayodele’s warning is coming barely 24 hours after President Tinubu celebrated his 73rd birthday in Abuja.

Speaking in a press statement issued by his media aide, Oluwatosin Osho, on Sunday, the renowned cleric lamented that tribal, religious, and political divisions have severely weakened the country, affecting nearly every sector.

The man of God emphasized that the only thing uniting Nigerians is football, but even that has suffered due to the declining performance of the Super Eagles.

Primate Ayodele linked Nigeria’s growing insecurity and economic struggles to the absence of national unity, describing disunity as a dangerous disease that appears incurable.

“Something needs to be done about Nigeria. Many may not tell the president this, but Nigeria isn’t united in terms of geopolitical zones, religion, tribalism, and politics.

He warned that if the government does not take the issue of ethnic and religious division seriously, an ethnic crisis may erupt.

To tackle the crisis, Ayodele urged the Tinubu-led administration to restructure the system and consider a referendum to reset Nigeria’s foundation.

“The government will need to restructure the system. They will need to conduct a form of referendum to reset everything. Even if the Igbos get to power tomorrow, there will still be issues. Our unity is seriously threatened,” he noted.

He added that the lack of national unity is evident everywhere, including among those working closely with the president and within the civil service.

“This is why people are being killed daily, why votes will always be one-sided, and why some people who rise to a certain level in life find it difficult to agree on one thing—it’s a disease that seems incurable,” he added.