Awujale Stool: One Throne, Two "Prophecies," And A Heaven That Keeps Changing Its Mind |

Rejoice, Ijebu. The next Awujale has been revealed by divine decree. Twice. In two different directions.

In one video, a man of God closes his eyes, and Heaven shows him Ademorin Kuye. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/ECMXe5nCjiI

In another video, a different man of God closes his eyes, and Heaven shows him Abimbola Onabanjo. Watch that one here: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1V8z5NwgL4/

Same anointing. Same gasping crowd. Suspiciously similar lighting.

But there is only one Awujale stool. Not two. So I ask, with all respect: which of you heard from God, and which one only heard his own voice? When two “can’t-be-wrong” prophecies point in opposite directions, your odds don’t double. They drop to a coin toss in nicer robes.

And before you bet your house on the second vision, check the prophet’s track record. In 2021, Femi Adesina, then media adviser to President Buhari, publicly listed eight times Primate Ayodele’s prophecies “hit the crossbar.” Among them: Goodluck Jonathan would win in 2015 (he lost), the PDP would shock the APC in Lagos (it didn’t), and President Buhari would never return from medical leave in 2017 (he did). Read it for yourself: https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2021/07/16/8-times-primate-ayodele-lied-using-gods-name-femi-adesina/

So when this same prophet says Heaven has picked our next Awujale, you are allowed to ask: is this the voice of God, or just miss number nine?

And here is the part neither prophet warned you about. Maybe both of them are wrong. Maybe Heaven picked neither name, and the throne will go to someone no camera has found yet. Someone chosen by the ruling houses and the kingmakers while these two were busy performing. A fifty-fifty guess assumes the answer is one of their two names. It doesn’t have to be.

Also, since when does God need a ring light? If the vision was truly free, why the staging, the camera angle, and the perfectly timed gasp?

Here is the real tell. A prophecy shouted before the kingmakers even meet is not announcing the future. It is trying to force it. That is not a vision. That is a campaign.

And now the question nobody on camera wants asked out loud. These visions were not cheap to produce. The lighting, the staging, the editing, the posting. So who footed the bill? When a prophecy just happens to crown a specific man, it is fair to wonder whose offering inspired the anointing. I am not saying any candidate paid for his miracle. I am only asking why Heaven’s picks keep matching someone’s ambition so perfectly, and inviting you to follow the money for yourself.

The Awujale is chosen through ruling houses, true lineage, and custom that has outlived every con man who ever “saw” a king for a fee. Not through whoever shouts the loudest on video, and not through whoever can afford the loudest shout.

So, Ijebu, ask the simple question. Who is right, and who is wrong? And be brave enough to ask a harder one. What if both are wrong?

One of them must be. Both of them might be.

Now somebody tell these prophets to check their messages again.