New Year 2025: Nigerian Prophet Releases Prophecies on Tinubu, Economy, Others

New Year 2025: Nigerian Prophet Releases Prophecies on Tinubu, Economy, Others

  • Prophet Godiya Audu Adams, president of Intimacy Network International, has asked Nigerians to brace up for a tough 2025
  • In a video, Prophet Adams said "it would be hard" for people to boast of cash and good meals
  • Legit.ng reports that beyond the excitement and celebrations that greet every New Year, purported prophetic proclamations by clerics have become a permanent feature of the season

Legit.ng journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf has over 9 years of experience covering religious affairs.

Lafia, Nasarawa state - A cleric based in northcentral Nigeria, Prophet Godiya Audu Adams, has asked people to be prudent in their spending because “next year (2025) is not going to be funny”.

In a video posted on his official Facebook page recently, Prophet Adams projected that 2025 will be tough for the ruling administration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Prophet Godiya Audu Adams releases 2024 prophecies on Tinubu and other matters in Nigeria
Prophet Godiya Audu Adams shares prophetic words for the coming year, 2025. Photo credit: Prophet Adams Godiya Audu
Source: Facebook

Ahead of the New Year, Prophet Adams said:

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“In the month of February 2025, it would be hard for you to see one cup of rice. So, in case you want to live a flamboyant life, less spending. One cup of garri for you to see next year is a war. And the thing is going to start from February. In that month, I see people eating from hand to mouth.
“The year ahead of us is going to be a year of stagnation in every form, but people in God can never be in stagnant realms. There is going to be serious hardship.”

The Nasarawa-based preacher continued:

“Let there be savings. And don’t save too much money in the bank because for you to see cash, it would be hard.
“The government is doing well, but they want to extract cash from people. Any transaction you make, they are deducting N50, and also banks are collecting their own. So federal government, they want to collect money from you. Federal government, they are collecting money in another style. So I want to advise you, make sure you reserve.

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“It is a global pandemic, but Nigeria own, it is going to be serious.”

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Furthermore, Pastor Adams predicted a clash between top members of the ruling government.

He said:

“Next year, you are going to see government. They are going to be under serious argument, serious fight, both the senate president, both presidency, governmernt of the state, they are going to clash. In our nation, even Tinubu is going to come under strong tension.”

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Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Prophet Tomi Arayomi, founder of RIG Nation, asked people to “get ready for the nuclear energy race”.

The cleric whose popularity shot up after the Department of State Service (DSS) arrested him in April 2023, asserted that the ball of nuclear energy race will start rolling in 2025.

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