I See More Hardship for Nigerians in 2022, Says Prophet Olagunju

I See More Hardship for Nigerians in 2022, Says Prophet Olagunju

  • A popular seer based in the Oyo state capital, Ibadan, has predicted hardship for Nigerians in the year 2022
  • Prophet Wale Olagunju, founder and leader of Divine Seed of God Chapel Ministries, made the prediction in a 35- point prophecy
  • The prophet also made various predictions concerning the forthcoming 2023 general elections in Nigeria

Ibadan - Prophet Wale Olagunju has revealed that Nigerians will experience more hardship in the year 2022.

The Ibadan-based cleric, who presides over Divine Seed of God Chapel Ministries, in a 35- point prophecy, gave a list of people he described as principalities holding Nigeria to ransom and that must leave the stage as a prelude to the balkanization of the country.

Prophet Olagunju
Prophet Olagunju says Nigerians will face hardship in the year 2022. Photo credit: Divine Seed Ministry
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Prophet Olagunju also revealed the obstacles on the way of some notable political players and parties as the nation prepares for another election year.

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Daily Sun newspaper quoted him as saying:

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“God said hardship will continue in Nigeria as Buhari will inflict more hardship. Nigerians, therefore, need to cry to God for intervention. God said many notable Nigerians will pass away this 2023.”

On the 2023 general elections, he said:

“God said Atiku Abubakar will gain more popularity in 2023 presidential elections in Nigeria in the North than in other parts of the country. According to what was revealed to me, come 2023, general elections, Atiku’s name will again ring like a bell albeit with rivers to cross.
“Even if the ruling party in the country gives the presidential ticket to its national leader, Senator Bola Tinubu, he is not the mindset of God to rule the country.
“God said should the APC give their ticket to Tinubu come 2023 general election, the north has set a trap for the people of the south, to ensure his defeat.

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“Majority members of the ruling party in the country will decamp to the opposition PDP ahead of the 2023 presidential election and this will give victory to the PDP in the presidential election.”

PDP warned against fielding northern presidential candidate in 2023

In a related development, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has been warned against fielding a presidential candidate from northern Nigeria in 2023.

A political advocacy group, Reset Nigeria, made the call in a statement issued on Monday, January 14, and sent to Legit.ng.

The group said the PDP risks mass exodus of members and extinction if it fails to field a presidential candidate from southern Nigeria in line with the idea of a rotational presidency between the north and the south.

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Convener of the group, Rev Solomon Semaka who addressed a press briefing on Monday, January 10, also frowned at the role being played by the Rivers state governor, Nyesom Wike ahead of 2023, alleging that Wike is working towards imposing a president of Igbo or northern origin.

The group warned Nigerians to be wary of Wike and Anyim, accusing the duo of working solely for their selfish reasons ahead of the polls.

Source: Legit.ng

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Jerrywright Ukwu Jerrywright Ukwu is an Abuja-based senior political/defence correspondent. He is a graduate of the Nigerian Institute of Journalism, Lagos and the International Institute of Journalism in Abuja. He is also a member of the Nigeria Union of Journalists. He spends his leisure-time reading history books. He can be reached via email at jerrywright39@yahoo.com.