Founder, Christ Apostolic Miracle Ministry, Apostle Paul Okikijesu has released fresh prophecies concerning Governor Nyesom Wike, IPOB’s Nnamdi Kanu, Sunday Igboho, amongst others.
Naija News reports that popular cleric also released prophecies concerning former Emir of Kano, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi and former militant leader, Government Tompolo.
In the revelations, Apostle Okikijesu warned Governor Wike against fomenting trouble through his words and actions.
He also claimed some powerful persons were out to destroy Wike’s government and the economy of the state.
“Thus says the Lord: inform the Governor, whose name is Wike not to foment trouble or commotion; instead, he should be filled with the wisdom during this period,” he said.
“He should also be filled with the understanding of I the Lord; because the people that he underestimated may cause his downfall at any time.
“He should put his trust completely in I the Lord, and be cautious about his speeches/statements during this period. Satan is making plans to ruin his government and certain powerful people are making efforts to destabilize his journey.
“They are plotting to destroy the economy of his State; so he should be filled with wisdom, and also utilize the wisdom of the religious advisers during this period.”
On Nnamdi Kanu and Sunday Igboho, Okikijesu added, “Certain people from ECOWAS and the United Nations are inflaming these cases.
“If I the Lord passes through the countries wherever they are kept, I the Lord will reveal Myself to the Presidents of such countries and the lawyers; just like how I revealed Myself to Pontius Pilate through vision.
“I will reveal visions to the people that matter in those countries, and direct them to set both Nnamdi and Sunday free; because of the future.
“I have previously sent messages for people to pray for Nnamdi Kanu, Sunday Igboho, Sanusi Lamido and Tompolo; so that they will not be arrested and killed. Some people said that the prophet that delivered My messages is talking rubbish.”
This article was originally published on Nigeria News