As Nigeria marks her 57th Independence anniversary today, October 1, some Nigerian prophets had earlier predicted that the country would no longer exist before a certain year.
The country seems to have defied whatever kind of gloomy predictions declared by the clerics.
Some of the prophets that predicted the end of Nigeria are listed below as reported by PUNCH.
1.) Reverend Anthony Chidi
In 2012. Founder and General Overseer of Kings in Christ International Ministries, Reverend Anthony Chidi, had declared that three years from that time, there would be no country called Nigeria.
The worshippers panicked. Prophecy enthusiasts religiously kept the date. After all, there was no reason to doubt that God himself spoke through His servant.
The clergyman was specific: Nigeria wouldn’t only cease to exist by that year but also split into three.
“I see Nigeria splitting into three countries, the way things are going, unless this trend is arrested or God intervenes, within the space of two, three years Nigeria will split. If you are saying that this is the North’s agenda, I am not even surprised. I am not saying this based on what America said, but what God has showed me, and if we don’t come together to seek His face, this country will split before 2015,” he said.
Indeed, Nigeria tottered on dangerous paths during the period but weathered the storm.
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2.) Prophet Wale Olagunju
The founder of Divine Seed of God Chapel in Ibadan, Oyo State, was not left out of the breakup prophecies about Nigeria.
In the 50 prophecies reeled out by the clergyman in 2016, the number six prophecy dwelt on Nigeria’s breakup. He didn’t mince words about the country’s separation but was careful not to name a particular year.
The adjective, ‘imminent,’ was chosen to indicate that it would happen soon. The question of how soon was, however, unanswered particularly as the prophet said another generation would carry out the division.
He said, “Breakup is imminent in Nigeria. Another generation is coming that will break Nigeria without any war.”
In another 52-point prophecy in 2017, Olagunju prophesied afresh about Nigeria’s breakup. He explained that the country would be split into five, saying, “God revealed to me and I saw the map of Nigeria torn into five. By this, no amount of peace talk can prevent Nigeria’s disintegration. It is a matter of time.”
3.) High Priest Clifford Nmenabu
The General Overseer of God’s Covenant of Christ Sabbath Mission, Amannachi, Imo State in his prophecy released in 2015 also showed a backing for Biafra; he said the prediction came to him in 1971 about the coming of an entity called Biafra. He claimed to have first got the prophecy in 1971; a year after the end of the civil war.
He stated, “The revelation came this way: The spirit of God showed me a finger that pointed at the Nigerian map. It subsequently showed the map divided in two, one part was named Biafra and the other, Nigeria. Also in 1996, God visited and showed me, in a trance, where property belonging to Nigeria was kept in a place at the Bridge Head, Onitsha. While some of the property was thrown across to the Asaba end of the Niger Bridge, the other was thrown across to the Onitsha end. The prophecy also says that the one thrown to Asaba area belongs to Nigeria, while the other belongs to Biafra.”
4.) Primate Elijah Babatunde Ayodele
The General Overseer of Inri Evangelical Spiritual Church, Lagos, who is not a stranger to prophecies also gave similar prophecy.
It was learnt that Ayodele presents a book of prophecy to the public every year as a spiritual guide for the nation. Though some of his prophecies had come to pass, many others went off the mark.
Ayodele in 2010 declared that Nigeria would split, adding that it didn’t matter whether the citizens prayed or not as it was God’s wish.
He said, “I am saying it for the avoidance of doubt that Nigeria will break up. Whether we pray or not, it is the wish of God. I know many people may not like to hear this. Some may be saying why is this man talking like this, but it is what God has decreed. Nigeria will not experience peace until it breaks up. I don’t know when it will happen but it will come to pass.’’
Ayodele was quick to add in the prophecy that he was unsure of the exact time the country would split.
Again in 2017, Ayodele said the country would break up precisely in 2035.
In his fresh predictions, the prophet said, “Already we are working towards breaking up and I tell you, it’s only prayers that can prevent Nigeria from breaking up in 2035. Mark my words. Whether the powers that be want it or not, I foresee a very big referendum coming, in which all issues troubling the soul of Nigeria would be tackled.’’
5.) Prophet Peter Owa
The founder of Christ Revival Miracle Centre, had in 2011 predicted Nigeria’s breakup into three.
Owa had declared that Nigeria would ‘soon’ split because of the way things were going. He added, “God told me that Nigeria would break into three. It does not necessarily have to happen this year (2011), but it is not going to be long. The indicator for the split is manifesting gradually and it will come to pass. There is no amount of prayer that can stop this because it is the will of God and that is the only way lasting peace can be guaranteed in Nigeria.
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“It is not the case that God does not want the unity of Nigeria, but this has to happen because that is the way He has chosen it to be. God showed me this vision in 1969, when I was still very young. God showed me three crowns and when I asked Him what it meant, He told me Nigeria would split into three. God always stands by His word, and this is the only prediction among many that is waiting for fulfillment. With the trend of things at the moment, it is certain that the split is around the corner,” he stated.
He also said Arewa, Oduduwa and another nation would stand as an individual nation after the breakup.
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