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On Sunday 9th February 2014, Nigerian Prophet T.B. Joshua released more damning prophetic messages to Nigeria, Africa and the international community. The popular prophet warned:
“What I am seeing is heavy. I am seeing rain – the clouds are dark. Pray for the fulfillment of 2015… Democracy is a sweet system. Pray that the system will not be rubbished… I am seeing disagreement at the end of that day and that disagreement can result to anything.
"Unity is being threatened and God says that anyone behind the crisis that is coming in 2015 will not live to see 2016. It is written already; there is nothing we can do about it.
“Tell those in the helm of affairs that they will give an account of whatever they do to this nation… God is marking people. Everyone will give account of their participation – what you have done to cause this crisis I am seeing coming.”He declared that vengeance is nigh for all those Nigerian politicians who are playing dirty games. Speaking on his homeland Nigeria, Joshua reiterated the prophetic concern he voiced at the beginning of the year about the Nigerian elections to be held in 2015.
Joshua, who is known for receiving numerous high-class African politicians at his church in Lagos, reputedly responsible for six out of every ten visitors to Nigeria, had a stern warning for the political elite.
He stressed that national unity should be of paramount concern to politicians and citizens alike, not political affiliation or propaganda. “The issue of political parties does not matter but the unity of Nigeria."
The warning was also directed to political thugs being used to perpetrate evil. “If you are one of the people that are being sent on errands to go and destroy, you better go and withdraw your hands because you will not go free.”
The pastor, recently named as one of Africa’s most 50 influential figures, declared that vengeance was nigh. “Last time when innocent people were being killed, many people thought there was no God. 2015 will prove to you that God is alive!” He prayed that Nigeria’s history would be rewritten, counseling the faithful to observe Tuesday and Wednesday as days of prayer for the nation.
By Ihechukwu Njoku
The warning was also directed to political thugs being used to perpetrate evil. “If you are one of the people that are being sent on errands to go and destroy, you better go and withdraw your hands because you will not go free.”
The pastor, recently named as one of Africa’s most 50 influential figures, declared that vengeance was nigh. “Last time when innocent people were being killed, many people thought there was no God. 2015 will prove to you that God is alive!” He prayed that Nigeria’s history would be rewritten, counseling the faithful to observe Tuesday and Wednesday as days of prayer for the nation.
By Ihechukwu Njoku
freelance Nigerian journalist
Amen!..cant waıt to see all of 'em suffer!,so they'll taste how ıts lıke to lıve ın your country whıle beıng treated as slaves!
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