$/N Rate: E. A Adeboye CONFIRMS Fulfilment Of 2024 Prophecy, SEE What He Said On Jan 1st That Is Already Happening
In recent months, the sharp decline in the value of the naira relative to the US dollar has captured headlines and dominated media attention.
Since Nigeria’s currency depreciates almost weekly, it has emerged as the most talked about economic topic in the media, on social media, and in public conversation.
Nigerians are alarmed by this fast depreciation because it could worsen the country’s already high rates of unemployment and inflation.
In response to the recent increase in the value of the dollar relative to the naira, Pastor E. A. Adeboye, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, referred to his prophecy from the start of the year and urged Nigerians to pray.
Speaking on ” Let The Wind Blow” at their February 2024 Thanksgiving Service, he said, We thank God that thus far he has helped us. The Lord told us at the beginning of the Year, He said, the wind is already blowing and there’s nothing we can do to stop the wind. You remember I explained about the wind blowing.
He added, “I am going to beg you to pray for Nigeria. You will remember God also said at the beginning of the Year that things are going to get worse before they get better.
Now, if you know the value of the Naira to the Dollar by January 1 and you compare it to the value of the Naira to the Dollar today, you will know, ” It looks as if this little boy heard from God o.”
He then said, “The reason we have to pray and pray with all our strength is that when he says things will get worse before they get better, we don’t know how worse, we don’t know how far down we will go before we begin to climb again.
So please with all your heart, we want you to begin to cry to God and say,” have mercy on us. Let the downward turn end very quickly,” because when things get worse, it’s innocent people like you and I who will suffer.”
Opinion: President Bola Tinubu committed absolute suicide when he removed the gasoline subsidy and floated the naira at the same time. Prior to floating the naira, he ought to have waited for the price of fuel to stabilize.
