By Raphael Ekpang
Senior pastor of Life Hope Salvation Ministry International, Abuja, Prophet Denis Mongba has warned that those who fed the wicked in Nigeria should be ready because the wicked will surely come after them.
The Ogoja born Prophet of God, who is known for his prophecies accuracy issued the warning on Sunday during service. He speaks on the topic, “You are the custodian of God’s power” taking from the book of Luke 10:19 where he says God has given Nigerians power over their enemies, adding that those who fed the wicked should be ready for a return of the return.
Prophet Mongba had said earlier this year in one of his prophecies during the new naira note brouhaha that the crisis the suspended Central Bank (CBN) Governor, Godwin Emefiele was into will bring disgrace.to him unless he turn to God for prayers.
The fearless man of God noted that the problem Emefiele is facing now is not political rather it’s spiritual and has to do with his root. Therefore, he urged him not to take it easily and perhaps thinking that some northerners, or whoever is after him. But, added he should tackle it with prayers so that God can avert or minimise it.
“This attack on Emefiele is coming from his place, there is a power from his place that makes people rise and fall. The man needs prayers if not they will disgrace him.”It would be recalled that, a member of the House of Representatives from Jigawa, Honourable Gudaji Kazaure, had in a video that went viral on the internet, accused Emefiele of attempts to cover-up facts surrounding the collection of the controversial N89.09 trillion Stamp Duty funds.
The lawmaker further alleged that he was deliberately being denied access to present a preliminary report of a committee set up by President Muhammadu Buhari to look into the alleged stamp duty funds being withheld by the CBN led by Emefiele
Meanwhile, the latest move by President Muhammadu Buhari in the few appointments he has released, the electricity bill he has assented to, the re-opening of boarders and other things is pointing to the fact that a group of individuals would no longer hold Nigeria to ransom.
