Prophet Fufeyin 'Receives Spiritual Message,' Shares Notable Vision About Nigeria's Future
- Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin disclosed that God showed him signs of hunger and difficulty in Nigeria
- Prophet Fufeyin said God promised Nigerians mercy if the people humble themselves and pray
- The cleric asked Nigerians to see his disclosure as a call for reflection, unity, and fervent intercession
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Asaba, Delta state - Jeremiah Fufeyin, founder of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry, Delta state, has urged Nigerians to turn to prayer.
As reported by Vanguard, the cleric said his prophecy was inspired by a spiritual message he reportedly received concerning the country's future.
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Speaking at his church's service, Prophet Fufeyin stated that he saw national challenges, including potential hardship and economic strain. However, he encouraged Nigerians to see his message as a call for reflection, unity, and fervent intercession.
He said:
“The Lord showed me signs of hunger and difficulty, but He also revealed that if we, as a people, humble ourselves and pray, He will show us mercy.”
Global prophecy
Earlier, Primate Elijah Ayodele, founder and spiritual head at the Inri Evangelical Church, Lagos state, declared that a time is coming in the world when there would be no more electricity.
Speaking in a video posted recently on his church's official Facebook page, seen by Legit.ng, Primate Ayodele stated that the main source of electricity globally would be altered.
He said:
"This is a very important prophecy to the world. A time is coming when there would be no more electricity. The source of electricity would be changed. I see water, salt, as a component of electricity all over the world."
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In another message, Primate Ayodele shared the possibility of an African president being seized.
He Ayodele claimed that some presidents who have spent so much time in power risk being 'abducted' by some special forces.
Ayodele specifically warned Alassane Ouattara and Paul Biya, the presidents of Cote d’Ivoire and Cameroon, respectively, to be careful.
Norm of prophecy among pastors
Legit.ng reports that from mega worship centres to smaller congregations, church services in Nigeria are often marked by pastors, prophets, and spiritual leaders sharing their visions and prophecies.
These prophecies, which often address issues such as economic recovery, political events, natural disasters, and national security, have become an annual tradition in the West African nation.
Every now and then, people in the country look forward to the declarations of respected and popular religious leaders, hoping for insight into the country’s fortunes and future.
While some of these prophecies come to pass, others fall short, deepening mistrust and raising concerns about the credibility and calling of these preachers.
Prophecy on rapture
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that the lead pastor of Grace Confirmation Church Worldwide, Gen Robert Jr, released a prophecy about when the world would end.
In a post on Facebook, the Enugu-based preacher claimed that the world would no longer exist before 2030.
The cleric urged people to prepare for the rapture.
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Source: Legit.ng
