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2021 Football Prophecy: Rohr Will Not Win Nations Cup; NFF To Lose Prominent Person

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January 4, 2021

Super Eagles of Nigeria will not win the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations scheduled to hold in Cameroon next year, it has been prophesied.

The General-Overseer of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate, Babtunde Elijah Ayodele who disclosed this in his 2021 prophecy concerning Nigeria football and Super Eagles, also said that the Nigeria Football Federation will lose a prominent person during the year.

Primate Ayodele who is known for his prophecies including the election of Joe Biden as US President, said Super Eagles will not lift the AFCON in Cameroon due to technicalities.

“Rohr or whatever, the Super Eagles technical adviser will not lead the Super Eagles to the promised land,” the man of God said in a video made available to our correspondent.

“I tell you, Nigeria Super Eagles will not lift 2021 AFCON in Cameroon because of technicality.

“And of course, if care is not taken, Nigeria may play second or third place match in this nation cup.”

Primate Ayodele also said while interacting with newsmen that the Nigeria Football Federation will lose a prominent person. Adding that the League Management Company, LMC will have problems and crises.

“Nigeria Football Federation, NFF will lose a very prominent person. LMC will have problems and crises.”

Primate Ayodele’s prophecies are known to have come true. In his 2020 Prophecy released in December 2019, the General-Overseer of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church prophesied that the Nigeria league would lose a player. He also foretold that NFF will face various litigations and in-house troubles

yodele said: “NFF will experience in-house problem and the NFF President will face challenges that will trouble some of his actions.

“Let the association pray not to lose any of their members, (NFF lost two Executive Board members in 2020).

“I foresee rancour in the Board. Let them pray against litigation. Nigeria will have problems with the company designing the branded shirt.

“They will go into contract with another company. They may be accused of non-payment of player’s allowance. Some coaches will be sacked.

“Our Under 17 coach will have major problems. Let the players pray fervently so as not to lose any of the players….” he said last year

During the outgone year, Remo Stars FC player, Tiyamiyu Kazeem, assistant captain of club known as ‘Kaka’ was killed by an officer of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) in Ogun state. On March 8, 2020, Nassarawa United FC player, Chineme Martins slumped and died on the field during an NPFL match against Nasarawa United at the Lafia City Stadium, Lafia, Nasarawa State

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Alake Inaugurates Nigeria-US Solid Minerals Committee, Dismisses $700bn Claim, Says No Assets Sold

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10 hours ago

October 28, 2026

The Gleamer

Joel Ajayi

The Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dr. Dele Alake, on Tuesday inaugurated the Nigeria-United States Committee on Strategic Cooperation in the Solid Minerals Sector in Abuja, dismissing reports that Nigeria sold $700 billion worth of solid minerals to the US.

The inauguration followed the strategic cooperation framework established between Nigeria and the United States during the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York.

In a statement issued on Wednesday by the Head PRESS and Public Relations Department Mrs. Kania Maliki Andeyaba stated that, Alake in the Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, signed with the US is a government-to-government platform to facilitate business-to-business engagements between American investors and Nigerian local operators, not a sale of assets.

Harping on the importance of the solid minerals sector to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s economic diversification agenda, he noted that the administration was committed to reducing dependence on a mono-product economy through the sustainable development of Nigeria’s vast mineral resources.

According to him, the Nigeria–US partnership as a strategic initiative to attract investment, promote technology transfer, strengthen local mineral processing and create employment opportunities.

“There is no sale of any Nigerian asset. There’s nothing exchanging hands,” Alake declared.

“We created a platform to facilitate mingling of US investment ventures with Nigeria’s local operators. It is in the public domain. We signed it in public and published it in four or five national newspapers.”

The Minister said reports claiming the US was coming to take over Nigeria’s minerals and security architecture were untrue at best and products of riotous imagination at worst.

Explaining the policy thrust, Alake said Africa has historically held the short end of the stick in global economic transactions, and Nigeria is determined to change that model.

“We have the resources, the critical elements the world needs to transit to clean energy. So we are creating a new paradigm — you bring your capital, expertise and technology, to match with our natural resources and create a win-win situation . The investor gains, Nigeria gains.’’he said.

Nigeria, he stressed, had operated a mono-cultural economy dependent on oil, while solid minerals were exploited informally — with ores taken “from pit to port” without value addition.

Alake said government has now made local processing mandatory, refusing to grant mineral titles to investors without a clear pathway to processing in Nigeria.

He said the policy led to the springing up of processing factories, including the largest lithium processing plant in West Africa commissioned recently in Nasarawa by the Vice President, and informed the formation of the African Minerals Strategy Group.

Alake noted that investor confidence has returned due to macro-economic reforms by President Bola Tinubu that guarantee security of tenure and repatriation of profits.

He charged the committee to discharge its assignment responsibly, saying its work is strategic to achieving the President’s $1 trillion economy target.

To this end, he told the Committee to ensure effective coordination, identify investment opportunities and translate the framework into measurable outcomes capable of positioning Nigeria as a competitive player in the global solid minerals industry.

In his welcome address, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Engr. Faruk Yusuf Yabo, said the inauguration translates growing bilateral engagements into a structured framework for practical cooperation and investment mobilization

Economic Officer at the US Embassy, Jonathan Baas, said President Donald Trump has prioritized three areas for US embassies — energy, artificial intelligence/super intelligence, and critical minerals.

Baas said Washington’s direction is to work with partners to secure critical supply chains while ensuring partners capture value.

“We just signed a contract today on looking into building AI data centres in Nigeria at the Nigerian Economic Summit. That’s the direction Washington wants us to go,” he said.

In his vote of thanks, CEO/Managing Director of Nigeria Solid Minerals Company, NSMC said that the committee

is expected to coordinate implementation, facilitate investment and monitor progress towards achieving the objectives of the Nigeria–US cooperation framework.

The inauguration reinforces the Federal Government’s commitment to repositioning the solid minerals sector as a key driver of economic diversification, industrial development and national prosperity under President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.

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