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2024: Prophet Iginla Shares Global Prophecy for Tinubu, Wike, Reveals Major winners of Elections Across the World (Video)
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2024: Prophet Iginla Shares Global Prophecy for Tinubu, Wike, Reveals Major winners of Elections Across the World (Video)
Sahara Weekly Reports That Prophet Joshua Iginla, founder and senior pastor of the Champions Royal Assembly (Joshua Iginla Ministries), has released his prophecy for the year 2024. In his global prophetic warnings, he cautioned Tinubu against betrayals and medical emergencies. Iginla who is arguably the leading prophetic presently, globally spread his prophetic tentacles to major areas of life and several nations of the world. Here are snippets from his global prophecy for 2024. Excepts…
In my vision, l saw something like a transparent glass and I saw a chimpanzee fish and human being in the same container. And God said to me there is something going on in the scientific world, like an experiment and the backlash of this will cause a lot of shaking . It’s like a white community and this caused a lot of death. It’s an evil agenda. The next battle that will shake the world is not physical battle but biological weapons.
I see the alliance of the Brics Nation which involves Russia, India, Brazil, china, and South Africa. It will be stronger with other nations fusing towards them and will challenge other Western powers. This will be between 2024 and 2030.
I see the G7 nations such as Canada, Germany, UK , USA, Japan and others will experience a lot of backlash against poor economic policies. They need to be careful.
I see technological advancement in the Nation of India and artificial intelligence breakthrough. Other super powers will marvel. They will do things that will change the world
The cryptocurrency world will grow big and take another turn, especially in the next four years between 2024 and 2028. That those who are in that world will become multi-billionaires.
There will be major breakthrough in the medical world between 2024 and 2032. There will be cure to Some incurable disease. It will be a scientific breakthrough.
The Arab world will grow very strong. I meant countries like Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Dubai. Don’t undermine them.
China – I saw in my vision that China will wax stronger and will be feared by the super powers. I saw insurrection and an attempt on the life of president. He has to pray between 2024 and 2030. Pray against a triangular conspiracy. There will be attempt to overthrow him.
Putin- President Putin needs prayer for his health and his life. His candle light is burning very fast.I see manipulation , a Messenger and I pray the power of a woman will not destroy a great giant.
America: President Biden means well for US but need to pray against internal enemies especially for this reelection. The female VP has a bright star with a strong political future. A lot of drama will happen in the political climate of America. And president Biden should pray to finish well.
Donald Trump – He is not someone I love as a person ( I meant his ideology) but as a prophet I will say he should not be undermined or looked down . I saw a white horse and an American flag with nobody on it and i saw him closer to the white horse than other contestants.He is a factor that should not be undermine. If he picks his Republican ticket, what is ahead will shake the world. I will throw more light on him later.
African leaders should take the youth serious to avoid revolution that will chase them out of their palace . When this revolution starts the power of the gun and bullets won’t be able to stop them.
African leader should take care of their security operatives. Else, the news of coup will be like rains. The coup last year is not the end.
2024 till 2026, the church will be more divided with pastors hating each others like they hate the devil. many will backslide and secrets of many great men of God will be exposed and it will affect the faith of many young ones.
Unspeakable things will happen in the body of Christ that will dampen the faith of many. I see two major General of God taking home and one will come from the pentecostal.
In 2024, the economy of Nigeria will go through tough times. We will experience real changes in 2025. The incumbent government will try it’s best but the prevailing factors will overwhelm them. It will look like what they know how to do but can’t do it. This government is like a Saul to prepare the best level of where we are going, especially between 2024 and 2031.
This government will try but will battle the war of disgruntled politicians on unsettled political promises.. It’s going to be crab movement between now till 2026 with lions trying to eat each others.
Unappeased Northern cabals are the forces I meant being them. Meaningful impact will begin from 2025.
The dollar will keep getting stronger and Naira getting weaker.
His excellence, President Tinubu should focus on his health to prevent medical emergencies twice. We pray God’s agenda for him will come to pass.
Tinubu meant well but be careful of those he relies on as I see faithful people becoming unfaithful and betrayals. Friends before can become an enemy today.
There is the spirit of discernment on the first lady, the president should not throw away her counsels.
The national assembly will go through some shakings. They will make giant strides to enact laws and policies that will better the lot of the citizens.
The Senate president, Akpabio needs prayers. He should pray against the forces against him and pray to finish his term. There will be a lot of scandals, things he least expected…
Taraba state. The governor will try his best to deliver on his promises but should work on his security architecture because of the attack I see coming. Pray not to be bereaved and pay more attention on your immediate families.
PLATEAU: The governor should pray. I saw his seat being occupied by another person. He should pray to finish what he has started. The governor meant well but the forces of darkness in Plateau state will not want him to succeed. He should rise not to only sustain his seat but his life too. He is a star in this country despite the issues surrounding him.
Kano: the governor should pray for his health and grace to sustain his seat. I see future riots and civil unrest due to the court judgenent coming ahead.
River State: the governor is a good man and where God is taking him is big. He should be careful of his advisers. He should continue to follow the path of peace with us former boss. I see another storm coming ahead and I pray he finishes his term. There will still be storm that will try to thwart the path of peace he is towing.
Wike- The political destiny of Wike is very strong. I remember God sad he is a factor is the scheme if things not because he is righteous or perfect but because if certain things attached to his destiny. He will face strong betrayals at the federal level and will face betrayals. Hard times are coming ahead of him. Will he survive it, yes he will.
Kogi- the newly elected governor will try to fulfill his electoral promises but there will be strong battles between him and his boss influence by those who wants him to fail earlier. No matter the prayers it will still surface. He will have trying times ahead.
Botswana- the current president will retain his seat in the 2024 election and will break more ground economically. He meant well for the country. He will see a lot of betrayals but it won’t stop him. The rift in the opposition party will deepens because of selfish reasons and greed.
Namibia- I see the hand of God in that country. God will raise great prophets and will raise a lot of harvest economically. I don’t know why I see a female at the helm of affairs after the current president. She will cause a great turn around.
South Africa – Like I said in the past Julius Malema will be a president or leader one day because it’s in his destiny once he holds on to God and listen constructive ideas and advice. In the forthcoming election the ruling party,ANC, will still hold the presidential seat and lose some strong holds to the opposition party. SA should pray against earthquake and natural disasters. I see a lot of fire outbreaks and civil unrest between 2024 and 2026 so they won’t be seeking for Aids from nations they once helped.
Rwanda- the ruling party will still hold power but this re-election will bring a serious battle to the incumbent. I see insurrection and coup attempt. He should pray that what happened to other nations wont occur there.
South Sudan- there is already a revival coming to the churches in that country. They should pray against premature death of men between the age of 35 and 45. I see outbreaks of sickness without adequate provisions or medical facilities. The incumbent president will still be there but pray to finish what he started. He should pay attention to his health. It’s only the living that can rule a nation.
Mozambique: There will be revival in the churches of that country but there is a need and a cry against division among ministers and churches. The key to turning things around is in their hands . The women should pray for their rights to be protected. I see massive violations of human rights of women. Most political leaders should ask God for mercy and great fall of some politicians unless they repent. The economy will grow strong but not as expected. The ruling party should not underestimate the opposition. I see a crop of young men in politics coming out strong but it won’t stop the ruling party from winning if they seek God’s face.
Togo: the pastors should pray as the watchmen are no longer watching. I see a great leader of the church being called to glory. The president meant well but will suffer betrayals and pray against poison attempts. Hard times are coming for him but he should guide against overconfidence.
Gabon- the leader that emerges through coup will try to fulfill his promises. He should pray against against another coup attempt .
This is applicable to Burkina Faso too. The leaders of Burkina Faso should watch the month of June, August, November and the dates for Burkina Faso like 22nd, 1-3rd, 8,9 and 10 of the months I mentioned.
Zambia- Pastors in zambia should pray against marine world agents sent to cripple their works. I saw greatness coming out of zambia- and the spiritual fathers in Zambia should come out in unity and pray for that country. The key is in their hands. The government of the day should not look down on the spiritual fathers. Important goverment officials should pray against accidents that can claim their lives. The economic situation will still be harsh. The current president will try his best because he meant well, but their is a force in the state house that battles presidents. He should pray for the state house and fulfill his promises to citizens . God loves Zambia. He should spend his democratic dividends he promised zambians and avoid distractions. He should not make the opposition popular by his direct or indirect actions. He is not the David but the saul. The real david is coming but i dont know when.
Angola: I see a serious rainfall. I see great men being called home.
South Korea: God is raising four people who will break ground than Pastor Youngi chow. The churches will begin to experience a great revival. The ruling powers will still hold on to power during the election but the person elected should pray for his health and to finish well.
Ghana: John mamah is a factor in the election and should not be undermined. There is a star on his head. Hard times are coming for the incumbent president after finishing his tenure. The prophetic is coming back to Ghana.
There will be climate change between 2024 till 2030.
There will be a surge of female ministers with strong Apostolic and prophetic mantle and will use the foolish things to confound the wise.
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“More Will Jump Ship”: Tinubu Predicts Mass Defections to APC Ahead of 2027
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May 23, 2025
“More Will Jump Ship”: Tinubu Predicts Mass Defections to APC Ahead of 2027
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Thursday predicted a wave of defections to the All Progressives Congress (APC) ahead of the 2027 general elections, declaring that politicians would not remain in a “sinking ship without a life jacket.”
Speaking at the APC Renewed Hope Agenda Summit held at the State House Conference Centre, Abuja, Tinubu said he was proud of his administration’s progress and the ruling party’s performance, stating that defections were a natural part of the political game.
“I’m happy with what we’ve accomplished and expecting more people to come,” the President said. “You don’t expect people to stay in a sinking ship without a life jacket. That’s the game.”
The event gathered key APC stakeholders, including the National Working Committee, Progressive Governors’ Forum (comprising 22 governors), and leadership of the National Assembly, all of whom unanimously endorsed Tinubu for a second term in 2027.
According to a statement by presidential spokesman Bayo Onanuga, Tinubu hailed the bold economic reforms initiated under his administration, emphasizing long-term benefits despite early challenges.
“We couldn’t keep spending the future of our children. Through the Renewed Hope Agenda, we committed to tackling economic instability, insecurity, corruption, and poverty,” he said.
The President noted that Nigeria’s economy is already seeing the positive impact of reforms, especially through the elimination of multiple exchange rates and the drive to attract foreign direct investment.
Referencing the fight against corruption, Tinubu cited a case where the EFCC recovered over 750 properties from one individual, warning that continued arbitrage in the foreign exchange market would only worsen systemic corruption.
“I’m proud to say the reforms are working. Nothing good comes easy,” he stated.
Governor Hope Uzodimma, Chair of the Progressives Governors’ Forum, moved a motion endorsing Tinubu for re-election in 2027, which was seconded by Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani. Senate President Godswill Akpabio and House Speaker Tajudeen Abbas also declared full support for Tinubu’s second-term bid.
APC National Chairman, Abdullahi Ganduje, declared Tinubu as the party’s sole candidate for the 2027 presidential race and called for internal unity:
“Reject sabotage. Engage the grassroots. Deliver the Renewed Hope Nigerians rightfully deserve,” he urged.
The summit marked a show of strength and solidarity within the APC, as Tinubu rallied his party around a bold economic vision—and a clear message: the ruling party is not just holding ground, it’s preparing to expand.
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A Nation Betrayed: How NASS Budget Padding Exposes Tinubu’s Complicity and the Rot in Nigeria’s Leadership. By George Omagbemi Sylvester
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May 22, 2025
A Nation Betrayed: How NASS Budget Padding Exposes Tinubu’s Complicity and the Rot in Nigeria’s Leadership.
By George Omagbemi Sylvester
In a disturbing revelation that should outrage every patriotic Nigerian, civic-tech organization BudgIT has uncovered a monumental financial scandal in the 2025 budget, one that shatters every illusion of fiscal responsibility under the Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration. According to BudgIT’s damning analysis, the National Assembly padded the 2025 Appropriation Act by inserting 11,122 projects worth a staggering ₦6.93 trillion, projects not proposed by any Ministries, Departments or Agencies (MDAs), but smuggled in by lawmakers.
This is not a clerical oversight, but a calculated and treacherous move. More importantly, this raises one inescapable question: Why did President Bola Tinubu sign this fraudulent budget into law if he was genuinely against it? The answer is simple, brutal and damning: because he is part of the collaboration. This is not just corruption, it is institutional betrayal. It is the final confirmation that the war in Nigeria is not between political parties but between the corrupt elite and the suffering Nigerian masses.
The Anatomy of Budget Padding
Let us first understand the scale of this treachery. The 2025 national budget, totalling ₦28.7 trillion, now has nearly 25% padded content, courtesy of lawmakers’ “constituency projects.” These are not national priorities or economically strategic programs. These are politically motivated insertions designed to enrich contractors linked to lawmakers, reward political loyalty and in some cases, simply launder money.
BudgIT revealed that several of these projects are duplicated, vague, inflated or outrightly useless, such as the procurement of hundreds of boreholes and solar streetlights in areas that do not even have roads, schools or hospitals. These are not investments; they are tools of financial cannibalism.
A similar trend happened in previous years, but never on this scale. In 2021, former President Buhari complained that the National Assembly inserted over 1,000 projects worth ₦150 billion. Now, under Tinubu, that figure has ballooned to ₦6.93 trillion; which is nearly forty-six times higher. This is not reform. This is regression at gunpoint.
Tinubu’s Silence is Complicity
To sign such a budget, fully aware of its fraudulent padding, is not a mistake, this is an endorsement. President Tinubu, known for his political astuteness and Machiavellian tactics, cannot claim ignorance. BudgIT’s report was based on public records. If civic groups could uncover this, then surely the Office of the President, with all its resources, was also aware.
Yet, Tinubu raised no alarm. He signed it into law. Why?
Because the padding was politically convenient. This budget is not just a fiscal document, it is a loyalty purchase agreement. As the APC seeks to consolidate power ahead of 2027, especially in light of its underwhelming performance, it is using state resources to bribe lawmakers across party lines. These padded projects are political IOUs for securing second-term endorsements and collapsing opposition platforms.
This is not democratic governance. This is budgetary banditry, orchestrated under the guise of legislative “oversight.”
The Cost to the People
While the so-called leaders gorge themselves on fake projects and fraudulent allocations, ordinary Nigerians are gasping for breath. Inflation is above 33%, food inflation is at 40%, unemployment remains sky-high and naira continues to hemorrhage value, trading at nearly ₦1,500 to the dollar. Meanwhile, the masses are told to “tighten their belts” while the political elite expands theirs.
Public infrastructure is collapsing. Schools remain underfunded, hospitals are glorified mortuaries and insecurity has become a permanent fixture. Yet ₦6.93 trillion enough to build 20 world-class universities or electrify entire regions has been carved out as a political slush fund.
Dr. Obiageli Ezekwesili, former Minister of Education and former Vice President of the World Bank for Africa, once noted, “The problem with Nigeria is not lack of resources. It is the deliberate theft of the commonwealth by a few.” That is exactly what this budget represents: a theft of historic proportions, blessed by the presidency, executed by lawmakers and paid for by the blood and sweat of ordinary Nigerians.
A Nation Held Hostage
The fundamental betrayal here is not just the money. It is the normalization of impunity. Nigeria has become a hostage state where lawmakers legislate for themselves, the executive protects the corrupt and the judiciary often dances to the tune of power. The 2025 budget saga is not just another scandal, it is a window into how deeply broken the Nigerian state has become.
Even worse is the sheer arrogance with which this fraud is being executed. No lawmaker has denied BudgIT’s report. No investigation has been ordered. The Presidency has remained silent and the APC, whose manifesto once promised “fiscal discipline,” has said nothing.
Silence is not just death anymore, it is endorsement. Every day this padded budget stands unchallenged, democracy dies a little more.
Calls for Action
This cannot be allowed to stand. Civil society must rise. Journalists must demand answers. Every Nigerian must understand that this is not politics this is plunder. The 2025 budget must be reviewed, the padded projects must be removed and those responsible must face prosecution.
Section 81(1) of the Nigerian Constitution empowers the President to prepare and lay before the National Assembly an annual budget. However, it also states in Section 80(4) that “no moneys shall be withdrawn from any public fund other than in the manner prescribed by the National Assembly.” This legal ambiguity has been weaponized by both the legislature and the executive to enrich themselves while the nation bleeds.
This is where the people must draw the line. Budget padding is not just bad governance, it is treason against the Nigerian people. Those who participate in it, approve it or benefit from it must be named, shamed and prosecuted.
Final Thoughts: Time for a Revolution of Accountability
The time for timid reform is over. Nigeria needs a revolution not of guns, but of accountability, transparency and civic outrage. If the President will not fight corruption, then the people must. If lawmakers will not serve the people, they must be voted out even if it means starting from scratch.
History will not be kind to the collaborators of this budget. And neither should we.
As Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.” The 2025 budget scandal matters. It is a defining moment in the fight for Nigeria’s soul. And we must not remain silent.
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One Voice, One Future: Youth Power for a New Nigeria
By George Omagbemi Sylvester
In the history of nations, there always comes a defining moment when the youth must rise to rescue their future from the grip of complacency, corruption and systemic decay. That moment, for Nigeria, is now. The clarion call is no longer a whisper in the dark, it is a deafening roar echoing across the cities and villages, the streets and campuses and the diaspora. 2027 is not just another election year; it is a generation’s opportunity to reclaim its destiny.
Nigeria, once hailed as the Giant of Africa, is now crawling under the weight of failed leadership, nepotism, economic collapse and insecurity. Over 70% of Nigeria’s population is under the age of 35, this is not a mere statistic; it is a superpower waiting to be activated. Yet, for decades, the same recycled leadership has ruled the country like a private estate, while the youth are sidelined, patronized or pacified with empty slogans.
The Reality: A Nation Betrayed
The facts are brutal and undeniable. According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), as of the fourth quarter of 2024, youth unemployment stood at 42.5%, one of the highest rates globally. Thousands of graduates are turned out yearly into a job market that has nothing to offer them. Our educational institutions are underfunded, with lecturers going on endless strikes, while billions of naira are siphoned into the offshore accounts of corrupt politicians.
The World Bank states that over 40% of Nigerians live below the poverty line, with youth bearing the brunt of the economic despair. The same youth are used during elections as pawns, thugs, online propagandists and cheerleaders for politicians who have never and will never fight for their future.
We must say: “Enough is Enough.”
The Power of Youth: A Sleeping Giant
Across Africa, the story is changing. Youth-led movements are challenging old orders and shaking the foundations of outdated governance systems.
In Uganda, Bobi Wine, a musician turned politician, galvanized millions of youth to challenge President Museveni’s long-standing dictatorship. While he didn’t win the election, he ignited a flame of hope. In Sudan, youth were at the center of the 2019 revolution that ousted the 30-year regime of Omar al-Bashir.
As Nelson Mandela once said, “Youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow.” But as things stand in Nigeria, tomorrow never seems to come, unless we seize it.
In 2020, during the #EndSARS movement, we saw a glimpse of what a united, tech savvy and courageous Nigerian youth can achieve. For once, the world stood still as Nigerian youth organized without a central leadership structure, crowd funded, coordinated logistics, engaged in civic education and peacefully demanded justice. Despite the violent crackdown at Lekki Tollgate, the spirit of resistance lives on.
2027: The Youth Mandate
If we are serious about change, then 2027 must be our electoral revolution. Not through violence, but through strategic mobilization, political education, voter registration and active participation in the democratic process.
Let us be clear: the days of apathy are over. As the African proverb goes, “He who is not part of the solution is part of the problem.”
Youth must no longer be mere spectators or online critics; we must become candidates, campaigners, policy drafters, party leaders, election monitors and political donors. Our demographic power must translate into voting power and our voting power must produce accountable leadership.
According to INEC, less than 35% of youth eligible to vote actually did so in the 2023 elections. This is a travesty. With over 90 million Nigerians under 40, if even 50% of us vote smartly and strategically in 2027, we can turn the tide.
Towards a National Youth Alliance
What we need now is not another party, we need a movement, a coalition, a National Youth Alliance that transcends ethnicity, religion and class.
A youth amalgamation that brings together student unions, tech entrepreneurs, young professionals, artisans, artists, athletes, activists and influencers. A youth vanguard that builds structures, fields candidates, protects votes and holds leaders accountable.
We must engage in issue based politics, not stomach infrastructure or tribal loyalties. The youth must demand answers to the questions that matter:
“Why are over 10 million Nigerian children out of school?”
“Why does Nigeria remain the poverty capital of the world, according to the Brookings Institution?”
“Why is our minimum wage ₦70,000 when a bag of rice is over ₦70,000?”
“Why are lawmakers earning ₦30 million monthly while civil servants are owed arrears?”
The late Thomas Sankara, Burkina Faso’s revolutionary leader, once said, “You cannot carry out fundamental change without a certain amount of madness.” We need a bit of that madness, the madness to challenge the status quo, to think differently and to act boldly.
From Hashtags to Ballot Boxes
It is not enough to trend on Twitter or rant on TikTok, social media is powerful, yes I agree, but it is not a substitute for civic engagement; we need to bridge the gap between online activism and offline results.
Youths must start at the grassroots to win local government seats, state assemblies and build a pipeline of leadership that is tested and accountable. The #NotTooYoungToRun Act must not be a symbolic victory; it must be a political weapon in our hands.
Let us support credible youth candidates with our time, resources and platforms. Let us organize town hall meetings, debates and policy hackathons. Let us raise funds, build apps to track campaign promises and expose corrupt leaders.
As Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie said, “When we refuse to engage in politics, we end up being governed by our inferiors.”
Time for Tangible Action
It is time for each Nigerian youth to ask themselves: What am I doing today to secure my tomorrow? Are we registering to vote? Are we sensitizing our peers? Are we demanding better governance at the community level?
We must begin to think long term, beyond 2027. The goal is not just to elect a few fresh faces. The goal is to build a sustainable youth-driven democratic culture where excellence not ethnicity, becomes the metric of leadership.
Let us stop romanticizing suffering. Nigeria has the talent, the resources and the manpower to be great. What we lack is visionary leadership and that is what we must now provide.
Final Words: A Movement, not a Moment
This is a movement, not a moment. It will require sacrifice, unity and strategy. There will be obstacles, betrayals and frustrations. But we must remain focused.
As the Pan-Africanist Kwame Nkrumah declared: “The independence of Ghana is meaningless unless it is linked up with the total liberation of Africa.” Likewise, any victory in 2027 will be meaningless unless it sets off a chain reaction of liberation, innovation and transformation across all levels of Nigerian society.
So, dear patriotic Nigerian youth; RISE! This is your time… Your country needs you more than ever.
Don’t wait for change, be the change.
Together, we can make a difference.
#YouthFor2027 #NationalAllianceNow #SecureTheFuture #NigeriaDeservesBetter
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