How Late Kaduna Plane Crew Member Shared Prophecy on tragedy, Begged for Prayer
- One of the crew members of the aircraft that crashed in Kaduna on Friday, May 21, Sergeant Adesina Opeyemi Deeziah, had spoken of a coming disaster
- Deeziah shared a prophecy of doom released by the general overseer of the Champions Royal Assembly, Joshua Iginla
- Iginla back in April had predicted that there would be woes for three consecutive months beginning from May
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Sergeant Adesina Opeyemi Deeziah, a crew member of the ill-fated aircraft that crashed at the Kaduna International Airport on Friday, May 21, probably saw his death coming.
About a month before the tragedy, Sergeant Deeziah had shared a prophecy that there would be a disaster in May and called on Nigerians to pray against it.
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Deeziah who was onboard the same plane with late COAS Ibrahim Attahiru and nine other officers, posted on his Facebook page a prediction by Joshua Iginla, the general overseer of the Champions Royal Assembly.
Speaking in parables, the cleric declared that there were going to be heavy clouds on the country in May, June, and July.
He said:
“Mark all I have said in parables. My spirit boils. For the past six months, God has been revealing to me some things that are hard for me to say. We need to pray for Nigeria.
“What is coming ahead in the next three months is not good, that’s May, June, and July. I can’t talk more than this. We need to pray for Nigeria.”
Meanwhile, the Nigerian Defence Headquarters had opened up on the cause of the plane crash that resulted in the death of Attahiru and 10 other officers on Friday, May 21.
According to Onyema Nwachukwu, defence spokesman, although the incident was still being investigated, the crash occurred after the aircraft landed at the Kaduna International Airport.
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However, Nwachukwu via the DHQ's verified Twitter page disclosed that General Lucky Irabor, the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) has directed that an Accident Investigation Board be constituted to ascertain remote and immediate causes of the tragedy.
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