The President should pray very hard against a situation that would arise and make him spend at least seven years in jail after his tenure as President of Nigeria.
He further predicts that the Senate President, David Mark, should begin to wind up and prepare for his exit from politics as disgrace is imminent.
The Vice President, Namadi Sambo, should forget any ambition of being the Vice President of Nigeria again after this first term. Bamanga Tukur may be the last PDP Chairman as the party would suffer a lot of crises and setbacks in 2013.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo needs to do more for the Yoruba race in particular and Nigeria in general. He should perform the assignment of putting the Yoruba race in the forefront with zeal as this could be his last assignment.
Prophet Marcus Tibetan’s earth shaking predictions for the year 2013 are presently being compiled into a book which will be in circulation within the first quarter of the year. The Prophet who is loved and respected in his native town of Ode-Aye has visited more than eighty countries.
His mastery of the Bible can be seen in his in exhaustive quotations from the Holy book.
The man of God is able to cure chronic diseases and ailments such as sickle cell anaemia and diabetes, amongst others.
GUYS, WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THIS PROPHESY?
- Tunde Ayele likes this.
- Jackson Anumole Watch and pray 4 the nation , I foresee power going back to the north in next election
- Fakorede Adexicko Naani His Prophesy has nothing good to offer the masses. This is not the kind of prophecy Nigerians want to hear. God is not a PDP member nor a Politician... Mtcheew!
- Kehinde Adenike Pple shd b careful of their utterances, though I hav neva heard of him but let us just pray for our country instead of saying that one person is fake or prophet of doom. God bless Nigeria.
- Solomon Bakare In a Civilized society ,the pastor will be summoned to explain what he sees of know about the president to make such a statement. These people should stop hiding understand spiritual gift.
