Bayo Adelabu, Prophet Ayodele and the mysticism of fallacy

This one is really making me laugh. The Minister who wants to be a Governor is reported to have petitioned the DSS, claiming that the Prophet has been making ‘false prophesies’ about him following his refusal to deliver on approximately N150m worth of spiritual items.

If you have never been a target of these prophets, you will not know the extent of trauma and false hope they lead their victims through

Sadly, very few of us have the mental strength like Bayo to call their bluff

As a young man, I used to follow my aunt to the then Bethel Ministry and the late flamboyant Pastor turned a whole Presidential aspirant into a mumu.

Every second, he would call him out and proclaim him President. He would even tell the man to submit his cabinet list for spiritual cleansing.

That one too will be rolling on the floor under the anointing, and I will just be looking at him and be wondering why he was so gullible.

These charlatans prey on fear. When I lost my job, one of the holiest of the holiest white garment Prophets told me that the grace had left me and that I had to do 90 days of dry fasting and pay some money to get it back.

I told him to eff off and went my way.

Another one prophesied my death and actually gave me a day that I would die.

My mother arrested him and told the police to hold him till that day, which luckily for him was a few days and when I didn’t die, he was released.

Going through the manuscript of the text messages as reported by TheCable between Minister Adebayo and Prophet Ayodele, you would see very clearly that Minister Adebayo was about to be gamed.

As he did not believe, specific prophecies, now started coming his way.

In his response to The Cable’s queries, Prophet was reported to have said that it was the Minister who came to him first, and as such, he could ‘sell his services’ for N1b as long as the value was correct.

Mbok, how do we even begin to think of regulating these ones when our leaders from the highest levels have them in various garbs.

From Christian guys, to Islamic alfas, down to the traditional Babalawo, these ones form the undercurrent with which power flows in Nigeria.

Almost every politician or leader and even businessmen are bowing down to either one of these charlatans, and as such, it is safe to say that absolute power truly lies with these marabouts, whether Christian, Muslim or traditional.

They sell fear, they sell the extraordinary, and make so much money and garner influence from the mumu leaders who throng them.

They even determine who gets an appointment, when Oga travels, who he sees and all that comes with Power.

This particular Prophet is the most media aggressive in recent times, as his prophesies, which, if you really look at them, are but intelligent guesses, continue to permeate the system.

Allegedly asking for 1,000 trumpets at N150m is what na?

And I assure you that if u look closer, others are paying, if not more, for these services.

Whole cows are being demanded and buried in shallow graves for political success, various kinds of sacrifices are being made, and various kinds of demands are being made, depending on which marabout you are patronising.

This Adelabu and Ayodele saga opens up another line of perfidy in the system.

A perfidy that has been with us forever and is not going anywhere soon.

The funny thing about this particular case is the fact that even the people to whom Adelabu has sent a petition will also consult their own spiritualist on how they should approach the matter, and you will see that everything will be resolved amicably.

My dear Prophet Ayodele, this petition should cause you to rethink your real mission in life with a view to redirecting your steps and work for humanity and leave these things.

1,000 trumpets? Mbok, don’t let me laugh.

Don’t prophesy for me, oh, my own prophet no gree commot for brothel for Shomolu to advise if I should go ahead with this article or not

Na wa.