2015: Read Pastor Kumuyi’s Powerful Prophesy About Nigeria

The General Superintendent of the
Deeper Life Bible Church, Pastor
William Kumuyi, has said that God
will not allow Nigeria to break up in
2015.
He said that regardless of the
political tension, insecurity and
predictions that Nigeria would break
up in 2015, the country would not be
dismembered.
He spoke on Tuesday during a media
briefing for the commencement of
the Deeper Life Bible Church three-
day crusade at Eiyenkorin in Ilorin,
the Kwara State capital.
He advised against utterances and
acts that could divide the country,
saying that God’s purpose is for
Nigeria to remain united.
He stated that there would be life
transforming encounters with God,
adding that God would lift the
burden of people during the
crusade.
Kumuyi said, “Sometimes people
misunderstood the power of
prophecy and there are people who
will make negative
pronouncements. Pronouncements
are not necessarily prophecies. Every
utterance on Nigeria breaking up is a
pronouncement made from
observations and not prophecies.
“I believe those who made those
pronouncements based on some
things they see or feel should say
‘they feel Nigeria may break up’ and
not that God said that. Because if God
could hear the voice of only Moses
and spared Israel and they still exist
over 3,000 years after, then God loves
Nigeria and would not allow it to
break up.
“God has a purpose for Nigeria. When
people talk of division, the truth is
that once you start the process, it
never ends. Once you say, ‘people in
the North, go your way and those in
the South, go your way,’ there are
other people who will also rise up to
say they too want to go their own
way even within you. You know what
happened in the 1960s; several sides
will begin to be asked to go away
but I know that God has a purpose for
bringing Nigeria together and we
shall remain one.”
Kumuyi also advised the electorate
to elect leaders based on
competence rather than on
sentimental considerations.
He added that leaders should not be
elected necessarily because of their
religious or ethnic cleavages but
should be elected based on their
ability to deliver dividends of
democracy and good governance to
the people.
He urged the electorate to evaluate
the manifestoes of political parties
and politicians and vote wisely and
rightly.
He also called on Nigerians to be
committed to nation building,
adding that the Federal Government
and the security agencies should
continue in their efforts to address
insecurity and other violent crimes
in the country.
He also urged Nigerians and clerics
to continue to pray to God to
intervene and bring an end to
insecurity in the country.
The cleric also advised Nigerians to
avoid destructive criticisms, adding
that people should appreciate the
positive impacts of their leaders and
offer constructive criticism