AFCON Semi-Final: Prophet Predicts What Will Happen Before 90th Minute in Morocco vs Nigeria Match
- A prophet has shared a prediction about the AFCON semi-final match between Nigeria and Morocco ahead of the game
- He mentioned something that will happen during the match before the important game comes to an end on Wednesday, January 14
- Shortly after he made the prediction about the AFCON 2025 tournament, the post went viral online, sparking reactions
A prophet has prophesied what will happen before the 90th minute of the AFCON semi-final match between Nigeria vs. Morocco.
This was shared in a video he posted on his page, saying he had made the prophecy earlier but repeated it because the original video did not go viral.
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Nigerian prophet makes bold prediction
The individual, @gho0791, identified himself as a future prophet, as revealed in the description of his TikTok page.
Speaking about the possibility of Nigeria winning the semi-final match against Morocco, he shared:
"Nigeria will win this AFCON, without even going through extra time. All their matches, I've said it and I'm repeating it again, in all their matches, nothing like extra time before winning their matches."
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He went on to add that there would not be extra time in the game and explained why.
"They're not winning with extra time; they're winning their match before the game ends, before 90 minutes, they're done with their victory. The remaining games left, they're still going to win it, without going to extra time. They will win it without going to extra time, so that you'll understand that God is actually ahead of the future."
Reactions as prophet predicts AFCON semi-final
Johny noted:
"Pls prophet talk about Senegal vs Egypt 🙏 I want to know who Nigeria will be facing in final."
Stainless said:
"Please can you talk about the match between Egypt 🇪🇬 vs Senegal?"
Celebrity noted:
"I had this dream today I saw Senegal win against Egypt and Nigeria🇳🇬 scored a goal against Morocco it was later reviewed by VAR and moment later was clear and given to Nigeria and Nigeria won the trophy 🏆 I saw Moroccan players on the floor."
JohnA23345 stressed:
"God bless you prophet so shall he be ijn amen."
Becky Walson said:
"Amen amen amen!No weapon formed against Super eagles shall prosper in Jesus name, amen."
olisaagu12 wrote:
"Man of God how about Egypt and Senegal."
Emmanuel Awah noted:
"I go with you, merely watching Nigeria game, you will know what they are capable of doing compared to matches played in Afcon 25."
tarh batuo noted:
"Must that sound be in ur prophecy b4 it come to pass, I don't hear what u are saying except the noise at ur background sir. please try give ur words without sound for clear hearings. thank u sir."
The statement by a prophet predicting the outcome of the match left many people confused, as he confidently declared how the game would end without going into extra time.
To better understand the plausibility of such a prophecy, Legit.ng reached out to a sports broadcast journalist and Head of Sports at LASU Radio 95.7 FM, Mr Cosmos Chukwuemeka.
Legit.ng asked what could make a prophet so confident about predicting a football victory without extra time.
Responding, Chukwuemeka questioned the basis of such confidence and described the prediction as hypothetical.
He said:
“I honestly do not know what could give a prophet that level of confidence in predicting a win without extra time. I do not know what the prophet was relying on. I am a Christian, and the Bible says we should test every spirit. That means, at best, such a prediction is hypothetical."
“Yes, I believe in prophecy as a Christian, but prophecy must have substance. It must be backed by faith and understanding. In this case, what we are seeing is more of a prediction than a prophecy, even though it is being described as one."
“Anything that is said without substance, logic, or empirical backing does not make sense. We have seen situations in this country where very prominent prophets predict outcomes of football matches involving Nigeria, and the predictions turn out to be wrong. Yet people still listen to them.
“The Bible also says my people perish for lack of knowledge. When people begin to understand that football is a game between two teams and that outcomes depend on preparation, performance, and tactics, they will stop attaching spiritual meaning to results."
“So whether Nigeria wins or Morocco wins, it will not be because of any prophecy. As far as I am concerned, such predictions do not hold substance, they do not hold water, and they are not based on empirical facts.”
Chukwuemeka also responded to questions on whether any prophet had, in the past, accurately predicted the outcome of a major football match in a tournament.
He said:
“As for whether any prophet has accurately predicted the outcome of a major match in the Africa Cup of Nations or other tournaments, I honestly cannot recall any. It may have happened, but I cannot remember any specific instance.
“I am open to being corrected. I encourage readers to provide proof, documented evidence, pictures, or video records of when someone accurately predicted a major football outcome and it came to pass exactly as stated.
“If such proof exists, I am willing to acknowledge it. But as far as I know, it has not happened.”
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In a similar story, Legit.ng recently reported that a Nigerian man sparked online reactions after sharing his strong opinion about the AFCON semi-final clash between Nigeria and Morocco.
Pastor rejects AI Nigeria vs Morocco prediction
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a Nigerian pastor went viral after asking an AI to predict the correct score of the AFCON semi-final match between Nigeria and Morocco.
The AI replied with a score that suggested Morocco would win the match. This did not sit well with the pastor, as he openly rejected the prediction and questioned why the AI believed Morocco would defeat the Super Eagles.
Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng
