The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has warned the GCEO of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPCL), Bayo Ojulari, of a potential removal from office.

In a statement signed by his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, Primate Ayodele made it known that some of the policies of the CEO will be under threat and that he needs to be extra careful to avoid being defeated at the end of the day.

He explained that there are gang-ups against him, and that even though he has good intentions, there are people in the system who want him out at all costs.

“They want to remove the NNPC CEO, Bayo Ojulari. Many of his policies will be under threat, he needs to work very well so that he can overcome and succeed because there will be gang-up against him. They want to create problems for him, and he must be very careful of his doings; they want to remove him.”

Furthermore, Primate Ayodele made it known that his prophecy to him isn’t because he has any personal issues with him, but as a means to warn him of danger. He urged him to listen carefully to what God is saying and follow divine instructions because they are waiting endlessly for his mistake.

“I don’t have any personal issue with Bayo Ojulari. He has a good spirit and has good plans, but those who put him in charge are waiting for his mistake to remove him from the position. He should listen to and follow what God is telling him. They want to remove him; he must be careful.”

In a heartfelt and enlightening discussion, the wife of a well-known pastor from one of the most influential Pentecostal churches has opened up about the complexities within her marriage. Her insights bring to light important topics related to emotional well-being, sexual health, and the often unspoken challenges that many women encounter in religious settings.

After years alongside a man admired for his spiritual guidance and commitment, the woman—who wishes to remain anonymous—shared her impactful story on TV3’s Confessions program, aiming to foster understanding and support for others facing similar situations.

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The wife of the Ghanaian pastor said: What began as a dream relationship, she said, has gradually turned into a source of deep frustration and unhappiness.

“I have a husband who is a pastor of one of the biggest Pentecostal churches. We dated for two years without sex. But in my head, I felt maybe he wasn’t manly enough, that’s why he made that decision. One day, during one of his visits to my place, I decided to romance him just to see if he was really manly.

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Trust me, I liked what I saw. Every woman would have liked it. It was very huge and long. So I said to myself, ‘This man is for me.’ I was so proud of him—because if you are that long and still have self-control, then I must be the luckiest lady who’s going to enjoy everything.”

According to her, problems began immediately after their wedding when her husband rejected a simple request: her desire to take a shower before intimacy.

“So, three years into our dating, we got married. On our wedding night, we didn’t do anything because we were so tired. The next day, we promised ourselves it would happen. After the thanksgiving service, we returned to our hotel and I quickly wanted to take a shower because I was sweaty from all the dancing.

But he told me not to bathe because he likes it ‘dirty’. In my head, I thought, how can someone like it that way? I was sweaty. But after going back and forth, I gave in and let him do what he wanted. Honestly, ever since that moment, I haven’t been happy in my marriage.”

She revealed that her husband has repeatedly insisted that she neither bathe nor shave before sex—a demand that has since become a daily rule in their marriage.

“Would you believe me if I told you I haven’t shaved since we got married? Every morning, he tells me not to shave before he goes to work. And when he wants to have sex, he tells me not to take a bath that entire day. So if he wants it today, it means I can’t bathe all day. It has been extremely frustrating. I don’t know if this is normal. I’ve been treating yeast infections repeatedly, and he doesn’t even care. Whether I have an infection or not, he will still lick it clean before penetrating. Because of how bushy it is, it becomes painful when he tries to do what he wants to do.”

The woman says she now feels emotionally trapped and physically worn out—caught between keeping up appearances as a pastor’s wife and silently suffering behind closed doors.

Nigerians have taken to social media to express their mind after President Bola Tinubu rewarded D’Tigress for winning the 2025 Women’s Afrobasket in Cote d’Ivoire.

Recall that Nigeria on Sunday defeated Mali 78-64 in the final held at the Palais des Sports de Treichville in Abidjan.

DAILY POST reports that the victory makes Nigeria the only country ever to win the women’s Afrobasket title five times in a row.

In an event at the Presidential Villa on Monday, Vice President Kashim Shettima, who represented Tinubu, announced the rewards while receiving D’Tigress.

The President pledged $100,000 to each of the players, while members of the technical crew are to get $50,000 each.

In addition, each player and official in the team will also be getting an apartment in the Federal Capital Territory, as well as a national honour.

However, some Nigerians have expressed mixed feelings about Tinubu’s reward package to the D’Tigress.

Prisca Thomas in a Facebook comment, said, “So this kind money dey this country? Chim oo.”

Another Facebook user identified as Etimbuk Benson said: “He will go and borrow money and come and share it in dollars.. good economic policy.. una do well o.”

Odugala Joseph wrote: “It has been confirmed that we share borrowed money. Asiwaju, money na water.”

Tunde Royalte added, “National cake must go round.”