Ex-militants release 2017 prophecy, say prophets of doom will die before December
- Ex-agitators have thrown their weight behind President Muhammadu Buhari against prophets of doom
- They say Buhari will not die rather the prophets will die before the year runs off
- They also caution Ekiti state governor Ayodele Fayose to be mindful of his utterances
As Nigeria prophets continue releasing prophecies for 2017, ex-Niger Delta militants have also made known their prophecy with a warning to Nigerian pastors to forthwith stop death prophecies against President Muhammadu Buhari.
The ex-militants said rather than Buhari dying before the end of 2017, the fake prophets would die before the end of 2017. The repentant militants spoke at the backdrop of multiple and confusing prophecies that shook the cyberspace on January 1 and 2, 2017, many of which are death threats to the president.
President of the former militants under the aegis of National Coalition of Niger Delta Ex-Agitators, Israel Akpodoro, placed the spell of doom on the prophets, saying Buhari would live beyond the years of the Nigerian prophets who wanted him dead before December 31, 2017.
According to him, Nigerian clergy men have abused the sanctity and respect the pulpit commands, noting that it has been hijacked by politicians in the gab of clergy men and women.
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He said: "Nigerians are very creative when it comes to abusing issues even in the house of God. The hedonistic, boastful and arrogant self-acclaimed prophets are fear mongers who preach hate and wishing the president death."
The Ex-militant leader said he wasn't surprised by the prophecies but he would have been surprised if the prophecies were positive, insisting that the prophets are notable prophets of doom who he said spill rubbish in the name of God.
Akpodoro who did not spare Governor Ayodele Fayose, of Ekiti state over what he described as his usually unguided utterances, said the governor is a political nuisance and that Nigerians know him for who he is describing him as a man who cannot distinguish between prophecy and politics.
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Nigerians, Akpodoro stated, understand the frustrations Fayose is going through even as he said he knew where the governor would land immediately he leaves office in 2018.
"Fayose is a political nuisance who has no knowledge of the difference between politics and prophecy. Nigerians know Fayose as a man who is agitated by his post governorship life because he has so many questions to provide answers. He is thinking that he could be saved by his unwarranted tirades against the President and the ruling party in his daily accusations against the president", the former militant commander said.
Source: Legit.ng
