Rapture: Why World Didn’t End on April 25, Nigerian Prophet Explains

• Nigerian preacher, Prophet Metuh, said the world did not come to an end on Thursday, April 25, because he and his members held a 21-day fasting and prayer
• Metuh said God heard their prayers, had mercy on the world and gave the people more time to live
• Nigerians have taken to his social media page to express their thought at the failed rapture prophecy

Legit.ng journalist Adekunle Dada has over 5 years of experience covering metro and government policy

A self-proclaimed Nigerian preacher, Prophet Metuh, has explained why God did not end the world on Thursday, April 25.

Legit.ng recalls that Prophet Metuh had released a prophetic revelation that God showed him twice that He would end the world on the said day.

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Explaining why his prophecy did not come to pass, Metuh said he and his members held a 21-day fasting and prayer to avert the rapture.

He stated this via his X handle (formerly known as Twitter) @prophetmetu, on Saturday, April 27.

The man of God said that God gave the world more time to live out of mercy after their prayer and fasting

“The Lord Showed Us Mercy. After our 21 days of fasting and prayer, he heard us and gave us more time to live. Prayer works #rapture2024 #rapture”

Nigerians react to failed rapture prophecy

@chukwu_io

You get luck say we no dey Old Testament again.

In the meantime, enjoy your Elon’s money.

@OfficialBigkay

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Who granted you the pastoral certification to serve as a pastor? Your true calling was in acting, my dear friend.

@AdventurousAlec

This Senior man did something that even John couldn't do in the Bible.

Eh God, what kind of yahoo is this ?

@AbiodunOmonijo

So you were already on the 21-day fasting and prayer when you made the announcement, why were you so emphatic there would be rapture then? Does that make sense to you?

@___McNairMill

Stop using Christianity for clout

Nigerians link national blackout experience to rapture

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that residents in some states in Nigeria reported cases of blackout in their areas in September, 2017.

It was reported that power supply suddenly went dim and went out totally. Some Nigerians who experienced the blackout associated the power outage to the end of time.

The residents made the news of the blackout known on X (formerly known as Twitter).

Source: Legit.ng