Prophecies that came to pass in 2015 – In the beginning of the new year the respected men of God unveiled a lot of different prophecies. While many of the predictions didn’t come to pass there are some that have been fulfilled in 2015 year.
Presidential election 1.
When many other prophets foretell a second term in office for President Goodluck Jonathan, Father Mbaka marched an unbeaten and unpopular path. Father Mbaka, who had been an ardent Jonathan supporter, at the risk of his life, said that Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress (APC) would win the 2015 presidential election. Buhari was sworn in on May 29, 2015.
2.Lagos Prophet Paul Okikijesu was not quite clear with his prediction, but said correctly that Buhari might be voted for. Exactly what he said was: “If it is Buhari that believes that I am alive and surrender his heart to Me, he will win the election. Nevertheless despite people’s mandate they will neither release power to him nor swear him in as the president of the nation. His situation will be similar to Abiola that had people’s mandate, but was not given the chance to rule the country.”
Sport 3.
On his part, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG),Pastor Enoch Adeboye. He said: “I see NFF having problems with Keshi. As a matter of fact, Keshi might not finish his tenure.” In July 2015, following Nigeria’s exit from the World Cup, Keshi’s contract with the Nigerian Football Federation expired and was not renewed.
Politics 4.
Presidential election 1.
When many other prophets foretell a second term in office for President Goodluck Jonathan, Father Mbaka marched an unbeaten and unpopular path. Father Mbaka, who had been an ardent Jonathan supporter, at the risk of his life, said that Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress (APC) would win the 2015 presidential election. Buhari was sworn in on May 29, 2015.
2.Lagos Prophet Paul Okikijesu was not quite clear with his prediction, but said correctly that Buhari might be voted for. Exactly what he said was: “If it is Buhari that believes that I am alive and surrender his heart to Me, he will win the election. Nevertheless despite people’s mandate they will neither release power to him nor swear him in as the president of the nation. His situation will be similar to Abiola that had people’s mandate, but was not given the chance to rule the country.”
Sport 3.
On his part, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG),Pastor Enoch Adeboye. He said: “I see NFF having problems with Keshi. As a matter of fact, Keshi might not finish his tenure.” In July 2015, following Nigeria’s exit from the World Cup, Keshi’s contract with the Nigerian Football Federation expired and was not renewed.
Popular man of God, Apostle Johnson Sulieman in his 2015 prophecies said that he saw that Aminu Tambuwal leading Sokoto state. He was elected as overnor after the April 11th general elections.
5. Apostle Sulieman also predicted that finally a Christian will be a Governor of Lagos state. Akinwunmi Ambode who is the incumbent governor of the state is Christian.
6. “APC Rivers state needs to do grass root campaign because I saw the election been rigged for PDP. Prayers are needed because of so much bloodshed.” Governor Nyesom Wike defeated Dakuku Peterside of the All Progressives Congress in the April 11 Gubernatorial Polls to emerge as Governor. However the election tribunal recently cancelled his election.
Economy 7.
He also foreseen the further depreciation of naira. His words: “I saw the Naira falling greatly. It became N200 (two hundred naira) to 1$ (a dollar).” On the parallel market, the naira traded at 266 to the dollar.
Ebola 8.
Pastor E.A. Adeboye of the Redeemed Christian Church of God prophesied the final death of the deadly Ebola virus which has killed over 8,400 people so far. He also warned that God said the world should pray against “massive calamities, massive earthquakes and strong hurricanes and typhoons.” The World Health Organisation declared recently that Guinea’s Ebola outbreak ended over two years after it emerged, spreading death across West Africa and pushing the region’s worst-hit communities to the brink of collapse.
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