How Primate Ayodele Warned About Ex-Delta Gov’s Death, Emmanuel Uduaghan One Month Ago (VIDEO)

When people ignore prophetic warnings from prophets like Primate Elijah Ayodele, who have records to prove their credibility, they end up becoming the losers.

When prophets speak, it is not all their words you throw away, especially when their words are very clear without any ambiguity.

If people listened to prophetic words, maybe the former governor of Delta State, Emmanuel Uduaghan, would still be alive till now, but sadly, he is gone already.

Meanwhile, Primate Elijah Ayodele, during a prophetic moment about Delta State on the 20TH of September, specifically called for prayers for the former governor while mentioning his name.

His words were simple and clear: ‘Let us pray for Emmanuel Uduaghan; let him pray very well”, and just exactly one month after, the reason he called for the prayers has been fulfilled.

In the statement announcing his death, the family expressed profound grief over the passing of the former governor, describing him as a central figure in their lives.

“It is with hearts weighed down by immeasurable grief and profound sorrow that we announce the passing to glory of our beloved Father, Brother, Uncle, and Patriarch.”

The family said Uduaghan’s death had left a significant void, both within the family and among those whose lives he influenced during his years in public office.

“His passing has left us devastated. Words can hardly express the depth of our sorrow at the loss of a man who meant so much to our family and whose life and service touched countless others across Delta State and Nigeria.”

This isn’t to celebrate the prophecy about such a sad incident but a call to Nigerians to always respect words from powerful prophets like Primate Ayodele. The former governor may still be alive if they had listened to his warnings; that shows that he was in a danger zone, but it was ignored, and the sad incident occurred.

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