In the clip circulating online, the spiritual leader claimed that a Nigerian could emerge as President of the United States within a few election cycles.
“In some years to come, maybe in the next two, three elections of America, I see a black Nigeria becoming American president,” he said.
The statement quickly generated debate, with many Nigerians questioning both its feasibility and relevance. Critics pointed to constitutional requirements in the United States, including the need for a president to be a natural-born citizen.
Several social media users also challenged the cleric’s focus on international matters rather than domestic concerns.
One user, NaijaNarrate, wrote:
“Who asked this man to predict American politics? If he’s truly powerful, let him help our security agencies—give hints on where bandits might strike next.”
Another user, Val Onyi, expressed disbelief:
“Examples of god of men pastors causing commotions today… like which kind thing he dey yarn so.”
David also reacted, saying:
“This is probably the work of a root in kaikai. You have no mouth to talk after singing oyomadate.”
Frank criticised those paying attention to the prophecy:
“My biggest concern here are the people standing and foolishly listening to his gibberish…”
Similarly, Spoonzz12 questioned the pattern of such predictions:
“The funniest thing about this man be say na always international vision e dey always see, not Nigeria vision.”
