OpenLife Nigeria reports that as prophets all over the world are unveiling what would happen to individuals, institutions and countries, following the commencment of another calendar year, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, has refrained from doing so even when political actors as well as his numerous worshippers have eagerly awaited his 2023 predictions.
Speaking during the church’s crossover service on 31st December, 2022, Adeboye, told his congregation to watch out for more opportunities in 2023, adding that there will be a bit of wealth transfer.
“God also says the world this year will be relatively more peaceful. The biggest challenge of 2022 will lead to your biggest testimony in 2023. In 2023, the Lord will speak peace to some troubled homes and for quite a few people, there would be restoration of lost glories.”
The revered clergyman also said the world will relatively experience peace this year, adding that the weather will be more erratic and will now be very nice in some places but we are trusting God it will be nice wherever we are,” he stated.
However, the Pastor did not utter prophecy about Nigeria, as he jokingly referred to the case in Ghana.
He said since Ghanaian government threatened to arrest ministers of God that released prophecies that create panic, it would better to be careful since Nigeria is a neighouring country to Ghana.
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