“I Saw Pastor Jerry Eze, Peller, VDM, Others”: Prophet Abel Boma Shares Troubling Prophecy for 2026
- Prophet Abel Boma has released a prophecy about some popular figures in the country ahead of 2026
- The cleric spoke and prayed for the likes of Pastor Jerry Eze, Peller, VeryDarkMan, and others
- His prophecy also drew reactions from fans and followers of some of the prominent people, with some criticising him
- In a chat with Legit.ng, a youth pastor shared his take on public prophecies by Nigerian clerics
Prophet Abel Tamunominabo Boma has sparked conversations on social media with his 2026 prophecy about some prominent figures in the country.
Boma, who had previously shared a troubling prophecy about Cubana Chiefpriest, shared what God showed him about Pastor Jerry Eze, Nnamdi Kanu, Peller, VeryDarkMan, and President Bola Tinubu in a new video.

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Speaking about Kanu, the cleric prayed against an assassination attempt on the activist who is currently held in detention.
On Peller, Boma prayed against a plan to kill the TikTok star, as he claimed he had a call to serve God.
"Attempt to kill Peller, you know why he wouldn't die, he has the call of God, he must serve the call, every attempt to kill him, I reverse it," he said.
Like Peller and Kanu, the prophet also prayed against an assassination attempt on VeryDarkMan.
"Let's pray for VeryDarkMan whether he has spoken against the church or not, every attempt that they said he would not cross from 2026 to 2027, I decree life, you will not end it in 2026," he said.
On Pastor Jerry Eze, Boma prophesied that there were people orchestrating plans to bring the cleric down over his morning prayer.

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"Every attack on Pastor Jerry Eze's morning prayer, so many people want to hack that morning prayer, damage it, they are angry and they say, let us frame this thing up, I decree and I declare that anyone who says Jerry should go down because of the morning prayer, I command them to go down," he prayed.

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Speaking about President Tinubu, Boma said,
"Every rebel against the president, against the peace of Nigeria comes to an end in Jesus' name."
In related news, Legit.ng reported that Cubana Chiefpriest hit back heavily at Prophet Abel Boma over his troubling prophecy about him.
The socialite queried why he only sees visions about the rich and famous. Referring to the prophet as a businessman, Chiefpriest stated that the cleric doesn't share prophecies about the poor.
The video of Prophet Boma sharing prophecies about 2026 is below:
Reactions trail Prophet Boma Abel's prophecy
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions, read the comments below:
ranmolt said:
"@realjerryeze you’re saved IJn, nothing will happen to our morning prayers."
assy_connect said:
"Amen@realjerryeze no weapon form against you will not prosper."
chioma.azubike.oyeka said:
"What's PJ's picture doing here? Seer of popular people."
ireneanumodu commented:
"Nothing will happen VDM, PJ, MK, and peller."

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mildred.mutwale commented:
"My pastor Jerry eze is exempted from anything which is not of God amen."
verydarkman_is_manupulative wrote:
"See your self and stop seeing others."
The main issue with prophecies
A youth pastor, Tobi Oluwatuyi, while reacting to public prophecies by Nigerian clerics, said,
"Prophecy is about the past, present and future. It means foretelling.. Some prophecy are secret while some are public but the major issues is glorifying self and not God."
What Prophet Abel said about Obi Cubana
Legit.ng also reported that businessman Obi Cubana was called out by Prophet Abel Boma.
The cleric opened up about a prophecy he saw regarding the business magnate and groups of enemies plotting his fall.
Boma further addressed how the foreseen peril could be averted, which garnered the attention of many online.
Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng
