Prophet TB Joshua of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) says Nigeria will not disintegrate in spite of agitations for her split.
The popular televangelist spoke during a service at the Egbe, Lagos-based church on Sunday.
During the church service, the prophet played a tape of a prophecy he issued about Nigeria in 2014, and linked it to the COVID-19-induced economic hardship confronting Nigerians and insecurity in different parts of the country.
He said beyond the crises, Nigeria would be “beautiful” and urged congregants to pray to witness the calm after the storm.
TB Joshua decreed that Nigeria would be reckoned with as a powerful nation.
The popular cleric prayed that politicians would reap the fruits of their contributions towards the crisis now facing the nation.
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“Huge trouble is coming, and no human being will withstand it unless you don’t have a hand in that trouble. There is a cloud that covers Nigeria… the cloud of crisis, murder, killings, destruction covers Nigeria. The cloud will go; Nigeria will remain. Power without peace is powerless…The manner you have that power will determine whether there will be peace in it.
“The power is in the heart, not in the gun, not in the White House or Aso Rock. If you live in the White House without power in the heart, it is like you live in the bush. I want to assure you: Nigeria – nothing will happen to Nigeria. Nigeria will remain one!” he said.
He warned that bandits and terrorists have infiltrated every section of the country, adding that God’s protection and not the force of arms would secure people from becoming victims.
Speaking political turmoil in the nation, TB Joshua said, “There will be an answer if they can pay the price; by putting their political agenda behind and discuss the unity of this nation.
“Quote me once again – security, police, guns, soldiers cannot protect anyone again because everywhere is infiltrated.”
TB Joshua’s YouTube channel was recently suspended over alleged homophobic comments and practices.
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