Prior to the Nigerian presidential election, various clergymen in the country made prophecies about the outcome of the election. Some prophets predicted that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu would emerge as the winner, while others prophesied that he would not be victorious. Additionally, certain pastors claimed that Tinubu would be arrested on the day of his swearing-in by international bodies. These prophecies sparked controversy, with people holding different beliefs about the election’s outcome. However, when the final results were announced, it became evident that some clergymen’s prophecies did not come to pass.
Apostle Victor Oku, Senior Pastor of Divine Mercy Church International in Lagos, criticized the prophets who predicted Tinubu’s defeat, labeling them as false prophets who were not called by God. In a press statement issued during an exclusive interview with journalists, Apostle Victor Oku revealed his own prophecy about Tinubu’s victory and how his administration would unfold in Nigeria. He claimed that he received this revelation before the election commenced and confidently shared it with Nigerians.
Apostle Victor Oku further stated that he accurately foretold that Tinubu would win the election, emphasizing that the outcome would shock many and lead to upheaval. He asserted that Tinubu’s ascension to the presidency as the 16th President of Nigeria was God’s will, emphasizing that God’s choice differs from man’s choice. He criticized prophets who made negative prophecies about Tinubu, claiming they had prophesied his defeat based on age, health, and false rumors of wearing diapers. He also refuted their predictions that Tinubu would not be sworn in on May 29, highlighting that God fulfilled His words as Tinubu assumed office as President on that day.
Apostle Victor Oku further stated that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu would triumph over Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi in all the cases brought against him at the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal and even at the Supreme Court. He clarified that his prophetic messages were not aimed at seeking recognition or attention from Tinubu or government officials, as he sees himself as an instrument in God’s hand and provides spiritual counseling to prominent individuals who visit his church. He expressed his desire to deliver important spiritual messages to President Tinubu that would contribute to the success of his administration.
In conclusion, Apostle Victor Oku addressed the prophecies that predicted Tinubu’s defeat, asserting that they were incorrect and offering his corrections based on his own prophecy
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