Crisis Looms As Prophet Makes Shocking Revelation About Lawan, Dino Melaye

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Founder, Christ for All Peoples Church, Ojoo, Lagos State, Prophet Samuel Oyadara, has urged the Senate President, Senator Ahmed Lawan, to pray against impeachment, predicting that crisis would soon erupt amongst members of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).

Prophet Oyadara said this in his latest 7-point prediction made available to the Tribune Online, even as he pointedly declared that Satan had taken over control of all political offices in the country from local to the federal level, while the blood of the innocent souls that had been killed unjustly across Nigeria was crying against the government in the land.

“Crisis will soon erupt amongst the APC members. The new Senate president should pray against impeachment,” Oyadara said.

Satan is in control of all the political offices in Nigeria from local to the federal level. The blood of the innocent souls that had been killed are crying against the government in the land,” he added.

This was just as the cleric warned the senator representing Kogi West at the National Assembly, Senator Dino Melaye, against being poisoned in the cause of taking his campaigns across the state to realize his ambition of becoming the next governor in the state.

Prophet Oyadara, while noting that lack of the fear of God has become the bane amongst the ruling political class in the country, said churches were equally not left out as Satan had also taken them over.

According to him, the unwholesome control has been through those he described as fake and occultic pastors, warning that God is angry with such ugly development and, therefore, the need for bodies such as the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) and Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) to rise up and do the needful before it is too late.

Satan has taken over churches in Nigeria through fake and occultic pastors, CAN, and PFN should rise up and do something before it is too late because God is angry,” Oyadara warned.

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