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See How Nnamdi Kanu Threatened Prophet  T.B Joshua Before His Death

 

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The leader of the Indigenous People Of Biafra, IPOB, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, has said that God is about to disgrace Prophet TB Joshua over his statement that Nigeria will never break up.

Society gazette had reported that TB Joshua said Nigeria would be covered by a cloud of “crisis, murder, killings, destruction”, but would not break up.

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“Nothing will happen to Nigeria. Nigeria will remain one,” Joshua assured the congregation during a service at SCOAN.

Reacting over the statement, Nnamdi Kanu during a live broadcast monitored by 9NEWS NIGERIA said God is about to disgrace TB Joshua because he is spewing out prophecy year after year and non is coming to fulfillment.

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He said : “TB Joshua you’ve been releasing these prophesies every blessed year. The more you release the more Yoruba people you have in IDP camps, the more you release the more Fulani takes over your land!.”

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“If you’re arguing that Nigeria should be one, then you are questioning the reason the Israelite left Egypt.”

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