Primate Ayodele’s 2026 Prophecies: Music Star’s Death, Train Tragedy, Uganda Election Predictions Reportedly Fulfilled
The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has again drawn public attention following claims that some of his 2026 prophecies have come to pass.
Primate Ayodele had released his 2026 prophecies in a 146-page booklet on Saturday, 20 December 2025. According to reports, several of the forecasts contained in the publication are now being cited as fulfilled, with new developments emerging in recent days.
Among the prophecies referenced is one concerning the entertainment industry. The Nigerian music scene was recently thrown into mourning following the reported death of a popular hip-hop artiste, Destiny Boy, aged 22. The news of his passing generated widespread reactions online, with unconfirmed reports circulating about the cause of death.
In his prophecy book, Primate Ayodele had warned the entertainment industry to pray against the loss of a prominent reggae or hip-hop musician. On page 35 of the publication, he wrote:
“Let us pray not to see the death of a great singer like reggae or hip-hop artiste in the world.”
Another prophecy highlighted relates to a fatal train accident outside Nigeria. At least 39 people were reported dead following a train collision in southern Spain, with dozens injured in what has been described as the country’s worst rail disaster in over a decade. Reports indicated that a Madrid-bound train derailed, crossed into an opposite track and collided with an oncoming train near Adamuz.
On page 37 of the prophecy book, Primate Ayodele had cautioned against a major train mishap, stating:
“Let us pray that no train will derail or be involved in a fatal accident in the world. I foresee a serious train accident is imminent, and the bombing of a train station.”
The cleric had also made predictions regarding Uganda’s political future. In his 2026 prophecies, Primate Ayodele stated that the country’s incumbent president would retain power despite opposition efforts.
On page 120 of the booklet, he wrote:
“UGANDA ELECTION: I foresee the incumbent will still retain the seat.”
In an earlier prophetic statement, he had further claimed that although the opposition would make strong attempts, the incumbent would ultimately remain in office.
Supporters of Primate Ayodele say the developments reaffirm his long-standing reputation in prophetic ministry, while critics maintain that such claims should be viewed with caution. Nonetheless, the latest events have once again placed his prophecies at the centre of public discourse.
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