The President of Nigeria has been advised to adopt strategic measures whether technological, spiritual, or otherwise to discern the true intentions of those within his inner circle before it becomes too late.
This admonition was delivered by Apostle Andrew O. John of Glorious Salvation Mission, Lagos, last week. Known for his accurate predictions and timely words of knowledge, Apostle John urged the President to conduct an “inner investigation” and carefully evaluate the thoughts and intentions of his closest advisers.
While acknowledging that President Tinubu’s policies are well-meaning, Apostle John warned that certain influential figures around him whom he likened to Ahithophel, the biblical counselor who betrayed King David are manipulating these policies for personal gain. He cautioned that such individuals could impede the government’s delivery of democratic dividends and even compromise national security amidst external threats.
“No government is free from internal enemies,” he said. “But if the thoughts and intentions of key players in this administration remain unchecked, both internal and external plots against the government could materialize.”
Apostle John emphasized the need for discernment spiritual, physical, or unconventional to expose hidden betrayals. In a symbolic warning, he humorously claimed that the ‘A’ in APC had already been “technically removed” by these forces, leaving only the ‘P’ to be uprooted.
The cleric further highlighted a growing spiritual unrest due to what he described as improper sacrifices observed by heaven. He warned that the ruling party, APC, has only two options to secure its return to power; failure to do so could plunge Nigeria into a dangerous divide.
Concluding his message, Apostle John urged President Tinubu to seek divine guidance directly without relying on intermediaries or prophets who might distort God’s message for political gain.
“God has revised His plan for the nation,” he declared. “We now await its full manifestation within the next two years, as we approach 2027 the year of decision for Nigeria and Nigerians.”
