Video of prophet who foresaw Ibadan explosion 4 months ago surfaces online

• A trending video showcases an Osun prophet accurately predicting the Ibadan explosion during a church service 4 months before the tragic event.
• The prophet described a “tremor” in Ibadan, predicting a loud shake in the city.
• Shockingly, Ibadan experienced a devastating explosion on January 16, 2024, resulting in loss of lives and destruction of houses.

A video has surfaced online showing a prophet in Osun accurately predicting the explosion that rocked the city of Ibadan on January 16, 2024.

The unidentified prophet, during one of his church services in September of the previous year, spoke about a looming “tremor” in Ibadan, describing the event in vivid detail.

The trending video captures the prophet articulating how the city would experience a loud shake, with the incident subsequently making headlines.

He forewarned of the destruction that would happen during this unexpected disaster.

Fast forward four months later, and Ibadan found itself at the epicenter of a devastating explosion that claimed lives and destroyed numerous houses on January 16, 2024.

The incident has left many residents in disbelief, prompting them to revisit the prophet’s unsettling prediction

Social media has been flooded with reactions to the prophet’s accurate foresight, with many expressing a mix of shock, awe, and skepticism.

Netizens Reactions…

@nobelbenz said: “It is quite impossible to give a detailed and accurate “prophecy” like this. This pastor should be investigated throughly, he definitely knows something .

Hope this helps💡”

@KelTbg said: “This talk na just yarn dust

You saw it and it happened
What’s the difference between seeing it and not seeing it”

@kennyninobrown wrote: “Omoooo. People dey see oooo”

@mr_blogger1 said: “This is how y’all give them the power to become fake and force unreal miracle on people. Cause they will now feel too big and want to do more and if it doesn’t work they will want to make it work by force.”

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