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‘Spate of insecurity in Nigeria ’ll not cease until...’

The state of insecurity in Nigeria, including the Boko Haram menace, will not cease until their spiritual sources have been curbed.

Revealing this at a press conference in Port Harcourt at the weekend, was the coordinator of the Divine Dialogue Mission (DDM) and a prominent member of the Brotherhood of the Cross and Staff (BCS), Apostle Romel Emenike, who also said United States of America(USA) president, Barack Obama, would lose the upcoming election for nodding to the law permitting same-sex marriage in his country.

Emenike, the traditional ruler-elect of his home town, Elibrada in Emohua Local Government Area of Rivers State, also predicted that the month of August would bring global crisis of awesome magnitude.

According to him, the problem of insecurity in the country was orchestrated by God to bring Nigeria to the path of truth, saying that the Boko Haram was just a tool for achieving God’s aim.

He predicted that no Nigerian government would ever perform better except the right thing was done to please God, stating that every problem must be solved spiritually before the physical manifestation.

“The reason all these crises will continue to happen and why they will remain insurmountable is because God is inspiring them, the word of God cannot be swept under the carpet,” he said.

“God has chosen Nigeria and has manifested here in flesh and blood and has put in place his flesh and blood.

“The remaining five months of this year will be very hazardous for Nigeria. There will be no solution to the problems that will come soon.
From August it will erupt like a volcano in Nigeria. The Nigerian government will not be able to find peace anywhere except the right thing is done”, Emenike said.

He said President Obama’s decision to allow the low on same-sex marriage in America was to fulfil the will of the Illuminati sect, which he represents, adding that he will only be able win if he changes his ways and apologise to the Christian world.

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