POISONING OF RUSSIAN OPPOSITION LEADER, FULFILS TB JOSHUA’S 2020 PROPHECY

Poisoning has been identified as the main cause for the ailing health of Russian opposition leader, Alexei Navalny.

The poisoning issue confirms TB Joshua’s December 28th 2019 prophecy when he gave a message regarding the year 2020.

“Russia should pray for their leader to avert his being on the sickbed,” Joshua said.

That indeed, was his eighth prophecy for the year which he ‘prophetically’ termed ‘The Year Of Humility’.

The Synagogue prophet also said that “Something will surface. There is a ladder to go up – if this is averted.”

As a confirmation,  German scientists have obtained “unequivocal proof” that Alexei Navalny, was indeed poisoned.

Navalny is Russia’s main opposition leader and one of President Vladimir Putin’s fiercest critics,

Navalny, 44, has been in a medically induced coma since August 20th 2020. He fell suddenly ill on a flight back to Moscow from Siberia. He was subsequently airlifted to Germany for emergency treatment.

“This is disturbing information about the attempted murder through poisoning against a leading Russian opposition figure,” German Chancellor Angela Merkel told a news conference, disclosing that traces of Novichok, a Soviet-era chemical weapon, was found in his system.

While Russia is denying involvement in the attack, European Union officials are weighing up how to respond and the appropriate action to be taken against Russia.

The poisoning of Navalny clearly coincides with the prophecy given by Nigerian Prophet

Navalny is well-known to be Putin’s biggest political rival. The Wall Street Journal describes him as “the man Vladimir Putin fears most”.

He has been arrested on several occasions for his activist activities and gained international prominence for organising large demonstrations against corruption in Putin’s regime.

Several other events of international relevance recently have correlated with Joshua’s 2020 prophecy, including the passing of US actor Chadwick Boseman and the resignation of Japanese President Shinzo Abe.