"Buy Your Foodstuffs Now": Nigerian Man Exposes Information He Got About May 29th, Warns People on What to Do
- A Nigerian prophet, Abel Boma, has advised fellow citizens on popular app, TikTok, regarding May 29th
- In his video, he revealed that he got the information from God as he advised netizens to listen to him
- The prophet warned Nigerians to stock up their houses with foodstuffs as the date draws closer
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A Nigerian man popularly known as Prophet Abel Boma has revealed the revelation he received about May 29th.
Prophet Abel claimed that God told him there will be a heavy lack of power supply all over Nigeria and it would make it hard for people to buy their daily necessities.
According to him, when the blackout begins, things will become more expensive and even scarce to get.
Prophet Abel also claimed that there will also be an increase in the price of fuel and the dollar rate will become higher.
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Furthermore, he alleged that God told him the banking problem will start shaking in the next few days.
He advised Nigerians to stock up their houses with foodstuffs and other things they might need against May 29th.
"I’m saying this, buy stuff and keep at home. There will be a black out and increase in a lot of things," he said.
Watch the video below:
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian woman identified as Judyjams Chinenyenwa Emukai has exposed a man, Linus, for disturbing her into having a romantic affair despite his marriage. Chinenyenwa tagged Linus' wife, Buttered Peace Nwunye Linus, on Facebook as she directed the woman to take her husband away from her DM.
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Chinenyenwa said she would ordinarily have ignored the man's messages but had a rethink as he resorted to hurling insults at her and her children for refusing to accept his advances. She added that Linus promised to divorce his wife if she agreed to date him. The lady described him as "a very foolish he-goat" and vowed to release screenshots of his "foolishness" online.
Her now-deleted call-out post was screenshot and caused quite a stir on social media. Linguist and novelist Maazi Ogbonna Okoro shared the deleted post on Facebook, tagging it as a shame.
Source: Legit.ng