Terrible Prediction: Nigeria May Not Exist by 2030, Former Governor Makes Scary Revelation

Terrible Prediction: Nigeria May Not Exist by 2030, Former Governor Makes Scary Revelation

  • Gabriel Suswam says there is the possibility that the country will not exist by the year 2030 if things continue to go wrong
  • According to the former Benue state governor, the country is drifting apart and in need of a “new change
  • Meanwhile, he said that mentoring the younger generation will enable the country return to the right track

In what can be termed as a doom day prophesy, there is the possibility that Nigeria would have scattered by year 2030 according to Gabriel Suswam.

Suswam who is a former governor of Benue state says the country may cease to exist in another 10 years if the leaders do not rise up to rescue the country from its present condition.

He disclosed this at a book lunch in Abuja on Saturday, October 2, The Cable reports.

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Gabriel Suswam says Nigeria may not exist by 2030
Nigeria may not exist by 2030, former governor Gabriel Suswam says
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According to Suswam who is currently the senator representing Benue north-east, the country is drifting apart and in need of a “new change”.

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Going further, he said there is a need for political leaders to mentor the younger generation of leaders

He said:

“Times are becoming more difficult for Nigerians. While it is not clear when Nigerians will exit the current challenges, it is doubtful whether the country will exist in 10 years if the right thing is not done."
“We don’t know when we are going to get out of it, maybe until a new change changes the change. We have found ourselves in a situation where we need the necessary change from where we are today to another one.
“Mentoring is what political leaders should do to the younger ones. Nigeria is drifting and drifting very fast. If we don’t properly mentor the younger ones, of course, in the next 10 years, one wonders whether we will still have a country together. So, mentoring is a subject and a topic that is very important in politics.”

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Group claims Atiku is "most adequately prepared" to wrest power from APC

Meanwhile, a group under the aegis of Amalgamated Atiku Support Group has thrown its weight behind Atiku to succeed President Buhari in 2023.

The national coordinator of the group, Oladimeji Fabiyi, in a statement issued on Friday, September 3, said Atiku is the most adequately prepared and experienced politician to wrest power from the APC.

Fabiyi also condemned a recent statement credited to a group that suggested that the PDP should not field Atiku as a presidential candidate in the next general elections.

Jonathan will return as president in 2023 - Pastor

A senior pastor of the Abuja-based church, The Resurrected Assembly (GROM), Prize F. Aluko, has predicted that Goodluck Ebele Jonathan will return as president in 2023.

Pastor Aluko in his recent prophetic declaration revealed that Jonathan left office in 2015 because God had training for him on some missions to achieve in the future.

GROM's spiritual leader added that now that the former president has been prepared by God, it is time to go for what the Almighty has in mind for him, which is the presidency.

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