Nigerian Pastor Releases ‘Shocking’ Prophecies About Nnamdi Kanu, IPOB
On Tuesday, Olatobiloba Peters, Senior Pastor of Divine Mercy Church, urged Nigerians should pray for Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB.
Pastor Peters stated that the IPOB leader may not make it out of his current dilemma alive because “I see Kanu in a coffin.”
If Kanu dies while in captivity, Kanu’s gang and followers, according to the cleric, will declare war on the president.
As a result, he advised the Federal Government to exercise caution in handling Kanu’s case.
He warned that Kanu’s case could lead to the mother of all Nigerian violence.
In this season, Nigerians should pray fervently against war. I envision Nnamdi Kanu in a casket, and I believe he will not survive his current situation.
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Speaking with DAILY POST, he said: “I see his followers declaring war on the president and Nigerians as vengeance. Nigeria is at a junction.
“I will advise those in power to handle this case carefully because one misstep could trigger the mother of all violence in Nigeria, his group are seriously aggrieved and planning seriously.
“As a man of God, I say Kanu should be treated with care because I see he is currently fragile and his death would have serious repercussions.
“This government should take my words seriously because I see great danger ahead if things are not handled carefully.”
Pastor Peters had said before Kanu’s arrest that the IPOB leader might not live till the end of 2021.
Kanu is thought to have been apprehended in Kenya a few weeks ago and returned to Nigeria.
The IPOB leader was re-arrested before the Federal High Court in Abuja, presided by Justice Binta Nyako, to continue his trial.
Kanu was remanded in the custody of the Department of State Services, DSS, till the next adjourned date, according to Justice Nyako, who appeared before the court.
