Pastor makes prediction about 2019, says Buhari, Atiku are not solution to Nigeria's problems

- Pastor Anthony Nwoko, an Enugu-based cleric, has attacked President Muhammadu Buhari and the PDP's candidate, Atiku Abubakar

- He said that the duo have no solution to Nigeria's problems

- Nwoko said that both Buhari and Atiku are birds of a feather

An Enugu-based prophet, Anthony Nwoko, has come hard on both President Muhammadu Buhari and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)'s presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, claiming that they were not solutions to Nigeria’s problems as all he sees in them was darkness.

Legit.ng regional reporter in Enugu, Ikpechukwu Chinedu, reports that the pastor spoke at a media briefing termed ‘Prophetic declaration’, where he said that he was the ordained messiah, describing both candidates of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), as birds of a feather.

“I want to tell Atiku, Buhari, they should pack and go. Enough is enough; tell Buhari that I said he will go. What I saw in all of them is darkness. God will proscribe all of them; I will use angels to stop them.”

He added that, “Igbos following these people because of money will face the consequences. I’m saying it emphatically; both Buhari and Atiku were not called. Atiku is even using Peter Obi as a camouflage.

“Tell Buhari that I said he should heed to my warning. There will be no election in 2019, who are they electing, when they rejected the chosen one?

“If not me, there will be nobody; God has rejected Buhari long time ago. I'm tired of this wicked nation, their cup is full. I'm coming with action this time.”

He did not spare the leader of the Indigenous People of Bifra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and that of the Biafra Independent Movement (BIM), Ralph Uwazurike, saying they were “play boys.”

Nwoko said Nnamdi Kanu lacked the capacity to liberate the Igbo having disobeyed God.

He said: “This is not about Nnamdi Kanu who ran away. Nnamdi Kanu should remain in Israel, what he came out now to do is to scatter things.

“I told Nnamdi Kanu that Biafra will not come by carrying flags around; he has nothing to offer. He has no protection, he disobeyed God.

“He is looking for salvation in Israel but it is here. You cannot be a leader and run away. Nnamdi Kanu and Uwazurike are just looking for money, they are play boys.”

Meanwhile, Legit.ng had previously reported that an Abuja-based Islamic scholar, Sheikh Abubakar Sadeeq Shaibu, cautioned President Muhammadu Buhari and Alhaji Atiku Abubakar to stop attacking each other in the course of their campaigns to seek election to the nation's highest political office in 2019.

The cleric made the admonition at a Maulud celebration in Abuja on Saturday, December 15, it was embarrassing to see both presidential candidates attacking each other as they campaign.

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