Apostle Okikijesu Releases Prophesies On ‘Stubborn’ Buhari, 2023 Election

Founder of the Christ Apostolic Miracle Ministry, Apostle Paul Okikijesu, has releases prophesies on President Muhammadu Buhari and the 2023 general elections.

In a series of prophecies made available to newsmen on Monday, Apostle Okikijesu described Buhari as a very stubborn President.

According to the cleric, God revealed to him that the president is not the one in charge of the leadership of Nigeria but people very close to him.

He stated that God told Buhari to seek the wisdom of the religious advisers and to seek advice from ex-Presidents, experts in the banking, marketing, oil, gas, and stock exchange sectors, but he (Buhari) refused.

Okikijesu said: “Thus says the Lord of hosts…, this man is very stubborn because he is not the one that is governing the country. It is some people that are very close to him that are governing the Nation.

“It is whatever they say that the President will do; whatever step that they ask him to take is the step that he will take. The judgment of I the Lord will come upon all these people.

“Write this period down, their journey will be filled with a bitter and severe judgment, unless they change and turn to Me, says the Lord God of hosts.

“Thus says the Lord, Nigeria needs supervision and lots of prayer during this period because I the Lord is not pleased with bloodshed of the youths who are the future of the country that were killed.”

2023 Election

Apostle Okikijesu also prophesied that sickness and death will stop many politicians from participating in the 2023 election.

“Thus says the Lord, some of the political aspirants for the 2023 Election will not be able to continue this journey because their existing sickness will cause their demise.

“Their doctors will tell them that their soul or existence is in the hand of God, due to the severity of their illness; since there is no powerful being that has power over his/her soul. I the Lord will be showing signs everywhere and people will believe that I am the Lord,” Okikijesu added.