Apostle Jeremiah Oluwarotimi Adeyeye (JP) is the founder of Clear Revelation Ministry, Ibadan, Nigeria. In this Interview with STEPHEN GBADAMOSI, he speaks about God’s revelation to him over the country in the new year. Excerpts:
P&P: Your predictions as revealed by God for this new year. What is the nation to expect?
Apostle Adeyeye: This is what I want to tell Nigerians: It is that there is danger ahead of this country. I’m saying specifically that by January 15… I can give specific dates… but I don’t want to play God. Between January 15 to March-ending, something phenomenal will happen that will give all politicians problem; all those people touting 2027 up and down, most of them will not be around.
P&P: What can we do to avert such calamity?
Apostle Adeyeye: That’s fine. But I don’t see anything we can do to change this one this time. I know it is coming from the hands of God. Many men of God can say whatever they want to say, but what I am saying right now is not about probability. I can give you date and time; but if the danger can be averted by that time, fine. If not, it’s God’s doing.
Problem will arise in Aso Rock. That Aso Rock problem will shake the world. Let’s not make mouth; it will shake Nigeria. If things don’t take place quickly, democracy can be truncated. And many politicians will commit suicide.
P&P: Or they would be killed?
Apostle Adeyeye: That is what I’m saying. What is going to happen is beyond anybody’s imagination.
One, the Presidency needs to sit tight and pray. Two, they need to take away anything called hardship in the land; they should avoid any policy that can bring riots.
In 2011, I said it that one government was coming in which people would be moving here and there; and if care is not taken, they might be struck down by the military, whether they love it or not. But if any untoward policy came up, that would be the end of that era of politics in Nigeria. I’m not saying politics would not come again.
I can tell you that also in 2010, the Lord spoke to me that Nigeria would be divided into three parts. And I had been praying because I love this nation.
But when the conclusion came from God, He said what would surely come and make that happen is the North. There are some people gathering up there to make hardship happen in Nigeria. And God will visit them.
P&P: Are you saying Nigeria will still break up?
Apostle Adeyeye: I am telling you that, unless… I wrote it in the newspapers then; I wrote (President Goodluck) Jonathan that independence anniversary would not be properly done again. That very year, people died in Abuja. I was at one Christian leaders meeting, and they were talking. I told them that no amount of prayer would avert what was coming. Go and verify.
So, I have said two major things concerning this nation now. I am talking about the Northerners. They should adjust before it would be too late for them; that’s about all the agenda they have in mind. I think in August 2025, I did a press conference; what baffled is that most the statements I made that could bring victory for the nation did not come out.
In those days, when we spoke in the media, we were heard; when I said (MKO) Abiola would win election, but he would not be president, many people rose up and mocked me. But today, I don’t know if they know it happened.
Another one; I told (Ayo) Fayose and (Rasidi) Ladoja that they would be impeached. After their impeachment, I prayed and the Lord spoke to me that Ladoja would be restored. I published it in the papers. I remember that this journalist from Tribune used the interview. Even (the late Adebayo) Alao-Akala fought me because of that publication. That journalist left Nigeria because of that publication. He left for America when they asked him why he published that kind of news.
Adedibu (Lamidi) said at that time that if not that Tribune belonged to Awolowo, he would have burnt it down. But as I predicted, did they not reinstate Ladoja?
Diran Odeyemi, maybe he was Chief Press Secretary to Ladoja then; he called me names. But after all was said and done, it all happened. They restored Ladoja.
But again, after election, they didn’t give Ladoja ticket; they gave it to Akala and he won. I saw what was going to happen to his government. And that time, he called me. I didn’t take money from any one of them o. I went to him and told him what to do. And they did it; and he survived the government.
But when he succeeded, I told him he should not go for a second term; if he did, he would not win. Akala destroyed my church because of that. They used road construction to bring down a part of the building we were doing. But I am still alive. That house is not mine; it is of God.
But one thing that I know is that the truth will prevail, no matter how some people try to twist the narrative. Talking anyhow about the prophesy of God is common in this country.
Quote me right: between January 15 and March, if these things do not happen; something will happen in Aso Rock, they are going to cry. They would call me names, but when the time comes, we shall see.
I told (the late Alao) Arisekola in 2013 that he would not know that election that was coming in 2015. I told the late Ooni of Ife (Sijuwade) Olubuse, that he was going to die. I told Jonathan in 2015 that he was going to be the last Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) president.
When I went to (the late Olusegun) Agagu in Ondo, with one Deputy Governor of Ekiti State then, Abiodun Aluko, you know what happened? He said ‘give them N20,000 jare; who will remove us?’ I said what Yoruba used to say, ‘aku tun ku e; t’o ba ku tan, a tun ku.’ I said it. They said I was too lousy; was I God? But when all these things happened, did they not cry?
When Abacha was jumping up and down, I told him that if he killed those Ogoni people… you can go and check the records, he did not exceed that date; he died after killing the Ogoni nine. Anybody who thinks God is a liar; when the truth comes, everything comes into limelight. I didn’t go to school; I don’t know book; but I know God. And I know His words perfectly; it’s not about making mouth. No journalist can put words in my mouth. If you ask me any question, if I don’t know the answer, I would tell you so.
P&P: Specifically, in Oyo State, what are we expecting?
Apostle Adeyeye: This Oyo State, I said it on August 27 last year, many of you did not notice it. Ladoja helped Seyi Makinde to become governor of Oyo State. Ladoja is the Olubadan of Ibadan now. He said ‘I want this government to change.’ He was the one that brought (the late Abiola) Ajimobi there o. Go and verify it.
When it was the time of Seyi Makinde, he called me. I said ‘Daddy, let me go and come back’. When I went back, I told him frankly ‘Your Excellency sir, none of those people gathering together now will defeat APC’. He asked me why. I said, ‘you yourself are in Accord; there is Labour Party; there is Zenith Labour Party; and there is Action Democratic Party. You are all in the field’. I told him that everybody came out from one segment. And there was the ruling party on ground. They can’t face the ruling party and defeat it. He said what were they going to do. I said it was unless everyone of them coalesced, put one person forward and work from all the regions of the state. He called them and they did so.
If Ladoja didn’t have a voice, they wouldn’t succeed. I heard that they returned all the money that everybody had spent o. I heard that Seyi did that. But if not that they heeded the wisdom of God, they would not have won.
But the second thing is that he has left the road. One party chairman from Onireke, Ramon, came to me. He is a good man. If that man wants to contest for any election, he has my support, because he doesn’t discriminate. Seyi might not have won that election. I told them the truth as I saw it. I am not after anybody’s money. It is God that sustains me. And I am sure that nobody can kill me. I can bet on my God over that; nobody can use anything to kill me.
Over the years, I have learnt bitterly that I have to follow God’s instructions only. Everyone of us on earth needs to listen carefully to God.
So, talking about Oyo State, that man called Ladoja has a very good mind towards everybody. I told him he would become Olubadan. I also told (the late) Senator Balogun; but I added that if he wanted to live long, he would need to speak to two pigeons, one to the left and one to the right and throw them away. I said he might call me whatever name, that was what God said to me; and he would live long. He thought I was only making mouth. And I told him I wasn’t the one to buy it on his behalf. That was how I heard it.
Maybe it was the demand of Ibadan, I did not know. But he did not do it. How much did those pigeons cost? At worst, N1,000 each at that time.
Well, I thank God; many of what God had said through me came to pass.
*PHOTO CAPTION: Apostle Adeyeye.
