FeaturedNews

How Prophet Joshua Iginla Foretold Tinubu’s Emergence As President Two Years Ago ( Video)

 

By Femi Oyewale

 

How do you know a true man of God or a prophet to the nation? It’s when his message against all odds comes to fulfillment! Interestingly, the prophetic message of Prophet Joshua Iginla concerning the emergence of Ashiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu as the winner of the 2023 presidential election has been confirmed.

 

 

 

 

The clergy with the prophetic mantle and Abuja-based General Overseer of Royal Champions Assembly, Prophet Joshua Iginla in 2021 said the 2023 election will be a year of mystery and that only God can stop Tinubu’s presidential ambition.

 

 

 

 

Also in 2022 and 2023 he revealed that there will be a win and gain here and a loss there and that concerning the presidential election, he sees the most criticized and hated candidate emerging winner under the permissive will of God.

 

 

Interestingly, even when most major religious leaders were prophesying something else, he stuck to his revelation that Tinubu is the major factor in the equation of things in the 2023 election.

It would be recalled that the clergyman during his prophetic release for 2022 said God told him Tinubu would be a great factor in the forthcoming 2023 election. “God said something to me that is very deep. The man called Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a factor in the equation and you can not remove him and you cannot push him aside. You cannot drive him backward or push him aside, except God pull him out of the equation. You cannot remove him by human means. If you push him aside, you will know that a factor has been removed from the equation, the only thing that can move him is God. Only God stops him. I’m not speaking in favor of anybody but I’m saying what I’ve seen and will leave the rest for God,” Prophet Iginla said.

And of a truth, the road to Victory for Tinubu in the just concluded 2023 election was tarred with twists and turns. It was a journey filled with betrayals from loyalists. At a point, his Victory looks like a mirage but the clergy’s message keeps resounding clearly that Tinubu is the major factor in the equation.

The Independent National Electoral Commission Chairman and Chief Returning Officer, Professor Mahmood Yakubu at 2:30am Wednesday, declared the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the winner of Saturday’s Presidential election.

Tinubu was declared the winner of the election on Wednesday morning, after the completion of the collation and announcement of results from across Nigeria, which started at the national collation centre in Abuja, the nation’s capital, on Sunday and ended in the early hours of Wednesday, March 1.

Yakubu said that Tinubu scored 8,794,726; Atiku Abubakar (Peoples Democratic Party) received 6,984,520 votes; Peter Obi (Labour Party) secured 6, 101, 533 while Rabiu Kwankwaso of the (New Nigerian Peoples Party) scored 1,496,687.

Tinubu edged Atiku, a former vice president and his closest challenger, with no fewer than 1.8 million votes.

Professor Yakubu went on to declare the APC candidate as the winner of the presidential election and was returned elected “having satisfied the requirements of the law and scoring the highest numbers of votes”.

Recall, Nigeria’s main opposition parties had called for the country’s presidential election to be scrapped, alleging that the process had been manipulated.

The opposition parties led by PDP hinged their action on what they described as connivance between the APC and the INEC to rig the presidential election. The protesting parties had demanded that the electoral umpire uploaded the polling units results into the INEC Results Viewing Portal (IReV) to authenticate the presented results.

Without doubt, Tinubu’s emergence as a democratically elected Nigeria’s next President from May 29, 2023, has further re enacted Prophet Iginla as a man of God horned with divine and indisputable prophetic gift.

Watch Video:

Related Articles

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Back to top button