Primate Ayodele’s Prophecy Fulfilled As Nurses Embark On Longest Strike In UK
AJAGBE ADEYEMI TESLIM
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Certainly, Primate Ayodele has surpassed the imaginations of many, he has become more than what many perceive his ministry to be; He is a prophetic enigma whose uniqueness cannot be traced to human intelligence anywhere or at any time in the world.
What can we call a man who has been prophesying on what any prophet has never spoken about before? What can we say about a man who releases prophecies everyday and they keep on coming to pass? What word can we use to qualify a man who gives accurate prophecies about continents he has never been to? At this stage, it feels like the word ‘Prophet’ is an understatement for the kind of person that Primate Ayodele has become.
It is believed that whatever goes up will surely come down but Primate Ayodele’s ministry has defeated this belief to be an all-time prophet whose ministry gets stronger by the day. There has never been a time since he started ministry when he lost his wonders in the prophetic ministry. No doubt, this can only be God.
Some of the things humans see as inconsequential are what Primate Ayodele gives prophecies on and this stands him out among others. There is no other prophet in the world that prophecies about education, health, sports, security, individuals, corporate organizations, to mention a few. Surprisingly, he doesn’t prophecy on these sectors in Nigeria alone but on every continent that makes up the world.
In a video recently, Primate Ayodele gave a prophetic revelation about the health sector in the United Kingdom, particularly the nurses in the National Health Service (NHS) scheme. The man of God was heard saying the nurses under the NHS scheme will go on strike in order to have certain benefits.
These were his words
‘’The Lord told me that the UK government will make some policies about the Health Scheme and may cause the workers to go on strike. It may result in many issues. Therefore the government of the UK should expect such maneuvers from the workers. The workers might take any step to have a further benefit and many more. This is what God revealed to me’’
True to his prophecy, yesterday witnessed the longest strike in the history of the NHS in the United Kingdom. The nurses embarked on a 12-hour strike that has never happened before. With the way this prophecy came to pass, it is definitely not a guess work but a divine revelation.
NiDCOM BOSS HAILS DR. ELENITOBA-JOHNSON ON HIS INDUCTION INTO THE US ACADEMY
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SPONSORED BY: H&H Hon. Abike Dabiri- Erewa, Chairman/CEO, Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) has congratulated Dr. Kojo Elenitoba-Johnson on his induction into the US National Academy of Medicine (NAM), describing it as “an honour well- deserved”.
Elenitoba-Johnson
In a statement by Abdur- Rahman Balogun, Director of Media,Public Relations and Protocols, stated that Dr. Elenitoba- Johnson has yet achieved another ground breaking milestone in the Medical world globally.
Dabiri-Erewa described the honour as a demonstration of his outstanding professional achievement and unwavering commitment to service in the medical field.
She applauded his constant research and studies on ways of ameliorating the needs of his patients which has earned him this great honour, the highest honour in the field of health and medicine.
The NiDCOM boss urged Elenitoba- Johnson not to be relentless in the discharge of his duty and to keep making Nigeria proud as hard work pays, an example being the honour he just got.
She also prayed to God for protection and directions as he joins the League of Medical Professionals doing great things globally.
Dr. Kojo Elenitoba-Johnson, an international leader in the fields of Hematopathology and Molecular Genomic Pathology as well as a translational researcher also held leadership positions at the University of Utah, University of Michigan and University of Pennsylvania.
National Academy of Medicine (NAM) works alongside with the National Academy of sciences and National Academy of Engineering to provide independent objective analysis and advice to the nation and conduct other activities to solve complex problems and inform public policy decisions.
NAM members make a commitment to volunteer their services in National Academies activities.
NiDCOM BOSS CONGRATULATES GBENGA OGUNJIMI ON D.C’s HONOUR TO NIGERIAN CENTRE
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Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Chairman/ CEO, Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM) has congratulated Gbenga Ogunjimi on the honour bestowed on Nigerian Center, a center he established in the District of Columbia.
Dabiri
In a statement by the Director of Media, Public Relations and Protocols, Abdur-Rahman Balogun, stated that October 1st has been declared as Nigerian American Day in Washington, D C .
The declaration was announced by the Secretary of the District of Columbia, Kimberly Bessett on behalf of D.C Mayor Muriel Bowser in celebration of the enormous work the center has provided to immigrants in D.C and uplifting the contributions of Nigerians and Nigerian Americans in the District as well as nationwide Dabiri-Erewa applauded Gbenga on this milestones, describing it as the first of its kind in the District and a great honour to Nigeria.She encouraged him to keep up the good work while urging other Disporans to key into this feat and be the best in whatever they are doing as hard work, determination and dedication leads to greater success.
According to Ogunjimi, the Nigerian Center provides a variety of services like walk-in immigration support,IRS free tax counseling, pathway to Prosperity micri-loan program and Nigerian language training classes in collaboration with African Ancestry inc.
and referral processes while ensuring biosafety and biosecurity practices. These outcomes are crucial for an effective response to mpox outbreaks and generally contribute to strengthening sample referral and biosafety and biosecurity measures in Burundi.
Africa CDC has also strengthened Burundi’s response to the ongoing mpox outbreak by donating critical equipment and materials.
The donation includes an Illumina MiniSeq sequencing system and reagents, a high-performance computer server, mpox qPCR testing kits, and other essential consumables.
In addition, the INSP team has been trained on molecular testing, sequencing, and interpretation of results.
“These resources provided, and skills built, will enhance the country’s molecular testing and sequencing capabilities, enabling accurate and timely detection and characterization of mpox cases and boosting the national testing and pathogen detection capacity,” said Dr. Yenew Kebede.