The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has declared that no opposition or collective enemy force will be able to stop the victory of a divinely chosen individual in 2026.
In a recent prophetic message posted on his official Facebook page, Primate Ayodele spoke with confidence about God’s plan for a particular person destined for success in the coming year. While he did not mention any names, his declaration appeared to be directed at a political or national figure preparing for a major breakthrough in 2026.
According to the cleric, “There’s no amount of enemies coming together that will stop your victory in 2026.” He explained that the coming year would mark a season of divine turnaround for certain individuals who have endured opposition, betrayal, and obstacles in their pursuit of destiny.
Primate Ayodele emphasized that the hand of God will frustrate every conspiracy designed to hinder the progress of those chosen for greatness. “The enemies will gather, but they will scatter because heaven has spoken. When God says yes, no man can say no,” he declared.
The prophet further advised the unidentified person or persons to remain steadfast in faith and humility, adding that victory is not achieved by human strength but through divine backing. He warned that while battles may intensify before the breakthrough, perseverance and prayer will guarantee triumph.
Primate Ayodele also urged Nigerians to continue praying for the nation’s peace and stability, stressing that 2026 will be a defining year both politically and spiritually. “There will be surprises, but God’s plan will prevail over the schemes of men,” he said.
Known for his prophecies on national and international matters, Primate Ayodele’s latest message has sparked discussions among followers who are interpreting the “victory in 2026” as a sign related to Nigeria’s political future or personal breakthroughs for believers.
He concluded by reassuring his listeners that when God ordains success, no alliance of enemies can stop it. Source