Ex-senator predicts 10 days of rainfall in Abuja over injustice

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By Albert Akota

Former Senator representing Edo North senatorial district from 1999 to 2007 Victor Oyofo has predicted ten days of heavy rainfall in Abuja over what he described as injustice perpetrated in Nigeria.
In a statement made available to journalists in Abuja signed by the two terms senator, revealed that God has divulged to answer the prayers of faithful Nigerians by cleansing the land for new dispensation.
The one-time leader of Grail Message Movement of Nigeria emphasized that God is now with Nigeria for a new supreme kingdom to sweep away evil of the darkness.
He noted that Nigerians have continuously ignored previous warnings of God to purify the nation with his faithful servants.
According to him, “Abuja will experience 10 days of heavy downpour and flood and only those with pure heart will survive it.”
Oyofo insisted that the prediction was not for government alone but to all Nigerians who distance themselves from their evil ways.
He said that only 25 percent of Nigerians can pass the judgment, stressing that no one should point accusing fingers at one another because most people are guilty before God.

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