Prophet warns Obi to watch his back, says he sees the former presidential candidate in chains
By Nwokszy Jonah
A man of God who goes by the name, Prophet Elijah Bamidele has warned the candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi to be watchful over comments that he makes.
The Lagos based Prophet said he saw Obi who is challeging Tinubu’s victory at the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal sitting in Abuja in chandcuffs in a recent revelation.
Peter Obi…unhappy with the emergence of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu as president of Nigeria. He said if Obi is not careful, his utterances, acidic some of the times, would be used eventually in permanently nailing him.
According to Bamidele, it has been revealed to him that a conspiracy against the former flagbearer is being hatched.
The Prophet however did not disclose who Obi’s traducers are likely to be. But he said that in order to stay out of trouble and avert arrest, Obi should be very careful.
Obi has been the subject of several prophesies. A man of God, prior to the elections revealed that he saw Obi in tears after the elections.
When Peter Obi addressed the press shortly after the outcome of the elections, some reporters revealed they saw tears cascading down his cheeks as he catalogued steps allegedly taken while collating results to stop him from being the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Reverend Father Mbaka of the Adoration Ministry based in Enugu had repeatedly prophesied about Obi and what he noted was the odds stacked against the Labour candidate in the 2023 presidential elections.
Peter Obi bows in the presence of the reigning Catholic Pontiff months before he was to confront Asiwaju Bola Tinubu of the APC and Alhaji Atiku Abubakar of the PDP.The Catholic Priest known for his predictions said that except there is no God, Obi would never emerge as Nigeria’s president.
Mbaka said in one of his prophesies that it was better to have a kind old man in office as President instead of a young wicked man.
Tinubu’s proclamation as Buhari’s successor is seen by some Nigerians who follow prophesies by priests as the fulfilment of Mbaka’s submission that a “kind old man” is better suited to steer Nigeria’s ship of state.