I See Tinubu’s Victory, But I Don’t See Him Rule – Prophet Bisi Olujobi

Prophet Bisi Olujobi says he foresees Tinubu’s victory in the forthcoming presidential election, however, he does not see him ruling Nigeria.

Glamtush reports that the General Overseer of Wisdom Church of Christ International, Lagos, Nigeria, Prophet Bisi Olujobi, has reaffirmed his new year prophesy that the presidential candidate of the All Progressive Party (APC) Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu will be victorious come February 25^th Presidential election.

The man of God declared that Tinubu’s victory is certain but cautioned that wisdom and great restraint are needed for him to be allowed to rule as he is fighting a stronger inner conspiracy which he had many times forewarned him much earlier about.

Olujobi made it clear that even though he does not align with many of Tinubu’s ideologies, God has spoken.

He said, “I don’t align with many of Tinubu’s ideologies but I speak on what God reveals to me whether I like you or not.

“Tinubu and his allies this time should be wise as a serpent and meek as dove if he doesn’t want his victory to turn out like that of Abiola. Those that are closer to him should warn him and if possible interpret this message to him. I see his victory, but I don’t see him rule except he prays very well.”

Speaking on the election in Kogi State, the Septuagenarian prophet stated that the present deputy governor, Edward Onoja, has a brighter chance to succeed his master.

He however added that Onoja needs to be more prayerful now as there are many stiff challenges that may kick him out of the race if he relents.

There are his words, “I see him been crowned if he can work on himself.”

On the elections, Olujobi emphasized that “The aftermath of this coming election should be the paramount concern of everybody whether you are a Christian or Muslim because the devil is planning to shed blood which I had last year forewarned.

“Let everybody engage in intense prayer in their closet to avert bloodshed that may lead to ethnic war as a result of the outcome of this general election.”