Prophet Joshua Iginla of the Royal Assembly of Champions, issued his 2021 prophecies.
The cleric talked to COVID-19, the Nigerian governors, Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, the president, and others.
In a series of prophecies issued to newsmen on Sunday, the cleric said, “The agitation for Biafra will be very strong, and we need to pray strongly, because it will take on another dimension that will provoke the government of the day to begin to haunt the agitators.”
He said this could lead to what he described as the “expensive massacre” of the agitators and dent the reputation of the government.
“The agitation will grow stronger and will influence a lot of chances of the people from the eastern part of this country. Nobody should look down on the Biafran movement.
“Like I keep shouting from the beginning that dialogue is the key. There is no bomb, gun or force that can stop such ideology except maturity applied for dialogue.”
Speaking further, Iginla warned the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu to be very careful, adding that, “There are people around him that are traitors.”
He said that God showed him someone from Kanu’s camp receiving a huge amount of money in order “to end the life of this young man ( KANU) through poison. I saw it clearly, someone in the inner circles.”
According to him, the Biafran movement will expand to such a degree that the government will have no choice but to pursue ways to remove Nnamdi Kanu.
Iginla harped on dialogue, adding that it was the only way out, “The only way to appease it is to come to a roundtable to talk,” he said.
Nnamdi kanu, the chief of the IPOB, has focused on upgrading the status of Biafra and has never been in favour of asking on the president of Igbo origin to arrive in 2023.
Kanu recently unveiled the Eastern Security Network, ESN, stating that it was set up to defend the Southeast from Fulani herdsmen and other criminal elements.
The chief of the IPOB also claimed that ESN was not separate from Amotekun in the Southwest and Miyetti Allah in the North.
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