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    Ademola Lookman’s Goal Against Tanzania Exposes Primate Elijah Ayodele as a Fake Prophet

    Super Eagles forward Ademola Lookman has become the centre of public debate after his decisive goal against Tanzania contradicted a pre-match warning issued by popular cleric, Primate Elijah Ayodele.

    Ademola Lookman’s Goal Against Tanzania Exposes Primate Elijah Ayodele as a Fake Prophet

    Primate Elijah Ayodele and Ademola Lookman

    Ahead of the encounter, Ayodele had cautioned that Lookman’s inclusion in the squad would bring misfortune to the Nigerian team, urging the coaching crew to drop the player.

    His remarks stirred controversy among football fans nationwide, with many questioning the relevance of such prophecies in sports.

    However, the narrative shifted dramatically during the match as Lookman scored a crucial goal that sealed victory for Nigeria.

    The performance not only proved decisive but also directly undermined the cleric’s prediction.

    In the aftermath, reactions flooded social media platforms. Fans described the prophecy as misleading, with several commentators insisting that the goal had “exposed” the warning as unfounded.

    Others mocked Ayodele’s credibility, arguing that football outcomes are determined on the pitch rather than through spiritual forecasts.

    Lookman’s display reinforced his growing influence in the national team and highlighted the importance of performance and preparation in competitive sports.

    Analysts say the incident underscores the tension between faith-based pronouncements and the realities of professional football, where results are ultimately shaped by skill, tactics, and determination.

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