Hardship: Prophet warns Tinubu of possible revolt,calls for prayers

Olatunde Oluwasola

Prophet Bisi Olujobi of the Wisdom Church of Christ International has warned President Bola Tinubu of imminent revolt by Nigerians in view of the current hardship in the country.

Recall that some resident in Adamawa recently stormed state government owned warehouse to steal food and other commodity.

However in a statement, the prophet urged Nigerians to pray for the nation to avert anarchy,as the country faces deepening hardships.

Prophet Olujobi had previously prophesied Tinubu’s emergence as President but had also foreseen significant challenges that could lead to chaos, caused by policies that may exacerbate the nation’s poverty and hardship. In light of this, he advised the President to be cautious of ill advice from certain advisers who may not have the country’s best interests at heart.

The cleric emphasized the need for a balanced approach if fuel subsidies were to be removed, suggesting the importance of implementing measures to alleviate the suffering of the citizens.

He also acknowledged the presence of those who oppose Tinubu’s rise to power and urged him to consider rewriting his story positively.

In conclusion, Prophet Olujobi’s warning calls for collective prayers and responsible governance to address the prevailing issues and prevent a potential nationwide upheaval.

About Olatunde Oluwasola

Olatunde Oluwasola Abel is student of English and Political Science in the NCE Program, but currently pursuing B.A in English Education. He is a music minister, playwright, prolific poet, teacher, freelance journalist and entrepreneurer. He is currently the Social Media Manager and South West Correspondent at National Telescope Newspaper. He is currently a single.

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