UK-based Man Reacts as Prophet Asks Him to Avoid Driving for 7 days, Shares Why He’ll Not Obey

UK-based Man Reacts as Prophet Asks Him to Avoid Driving for 7 days, Shares Why He’ll Not Obey

  • A Nigerian man in the United Kingdom reacted after a Nigerian prophet told him to avoid driving for seven days
  • He shared the circumstances surrounding the prophet’s instruction and why he would not take it seriously
  • Many reacted to his story as the man disregarded the prophet’s instruction, as they shared similar experiences

A man based in the United Kingdom, Olajide Obe, shared how he met a prophet at his aunt’s place when he visited Nigeria.

He said that he gave his aunt N100,000 in the presence of the prophet, only to get a strange call from her days later.

UK-based Nigerian Olajide Obe man shares why he'll not obey prophet who told him to avoid driving for 7 days.
A Nigerian man based in the UK Olajide Obe shares why he'll not obey the prophet who told him to avoid driving for 7 days. Photo: @olajideobe
Source: Twitter

In an X post by @olajideobe, the man shared the message his aunt sent to him through the prophet.

He said:

“She said that her prophet just called her now and delivered a message for me. He said he saw an "ìṣípayá" about me and strongly advised that I should not drive my car for seven days. She later texted the prophet's number to me that he asked me to call him. I'm just here laughing like a hyena.

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“Prophet don see who he go catch as a maga. I'm a bad market for this kind of levels o. Abi I don call ni. Me wey dey resume back to work tomorrow. Don't drive for seven days my foot. Nigerian spiritualists have only one modus operandi — they plant fear in the minds of their "customers".
“I've grown pass this level in my own journey of spirituality. Jesus has torn the veil and I've a direct access to my God in heaven without any third party intermediary. I pray to God directly in the name of Jesus and He answers me. Why do I still need to be looking for a "prophet" again?”

See the tweet below:

Reactions trail man’s experience with prophet

@aloziekelsawom said:

“I even suspect that woli must have collected some percentage inside that 100k.”

@Iamkolotayo said:

“Prophet see money e no go see vision ke ??? .ka ma ri ni Paul wi. Na so one of then told me the Spain wey I wa travel go, na my mama dey tie me down. 1. I no get passport 2. Of all places, Spain. 3. I dey Sell Pure water for Poly Ibadan, where I wan dey reason Spain.”

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@DarewellO58421 said:

“U need to be careful of ur aunt,it could be a set up.Imagine even if the prophecy is real, is the prophet d one that will cancel d whatever. You're d best prophet over ur life.”
UK-based Nigerian man shares why he'll not obey prophet who told him to avoid driving for 7 days in a trending X post.
In a viral X post, a Nigerian man in the UK Olajide Obe shares why he'll not obey a prophet who told him to avoid driving for 7 days. Photo: @olajideobe
Source: Twitter

In related stories, a prophet denied knowing a woman who gave a fake testimony in his church, while a reverend father spoke against those using the Holy Ghost fire to destroy their enemies.

Man gets instant job after church encounter

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian man went viral after narrating how he landed a job after an encounter with a company owner in church.

The man shared how the woman told him that God led her to help him and what she did afterwards.

Many who came across the man’s experience gave their opinion on the job opportunity and celebrated him.

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