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‘I See Glo taking over African continent’ – Primate Ayodele drops fresh prophecy on Telecommunication giant, others

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The Leader Of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele has released fresh prophecies on telecommunication companies in Nigeria and the African continent.

In a statement signed by his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, Primate Ayodele warned the Nigerian communication commission (NCC) against taking steps that will run the telecommunication sector into serious crisis.

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He revealed that he foresees another indigenous telecommunication company coming up from the northern region of the country but stated that Glo will always stay afloat among others.

Speaking on Glo, Primate Ayodele made it known that the company has God’s backing and that no amount of scandals will be able to bring it down. He however advised them to stay focused and courageous as he foresees the company taking over several states in the country and the African continent.

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‘’The Nigerian communication commission must not take a step that will run telecommunication into crisis or troubles, they should be mindful against increment of VAT on telecommunication, It will not be suitable.’’

‘’I am seeing another indigenous telecommunication company from a northerner but among all, Glo will still be a leading telecommunication company in Nigeria and Africa. It will have an unusually perfect network service despite the fact that there will be scandals against the company. They should stay focused and firm because God is behind them. Glo will employ more workers. Through Glo, the economy of Nigeria will be transformed. Glo will take over so many states in the country, I see the talking drum symbol everywhere. God has promised the chairman of Glo his protection, no matter the attacks of the enemies, I see Glo soaring.’’

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On other telecommunication companies, Primate Ayodele warned MTN against taking wrong steps, Airtel against getting new device that won’t be favourable and 9mobile against indictment.

‘’MTN must be watchful against steps that will back fire against the company. I see mass retention and inferno, the company should pray.’’

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‘’9mobile will have problems in September and October, and they must pray not to be bereaved. Some of their staffers will be indicted’’

‘’Airtel is working on a new device, i don’t see it becoming favourable for them”, he said.

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