Why people should not thank God for Funke Akindele's twins - Prophet Faleyimu shares, says she had her twins with IVF

- Nigerian prophet Faleyimu Olagoroye claims Nollywood actress Funke Akindele used In vitro fertilisation to have her twins

- He claimed that the actress had not followed the solutions he gave her so she could have a baby

- The prophet had earlier claimed that the actress was not destined to have a child

Faleyimu Olagoroye, Nigerian prophet, who had prophesied that Nollywood actress Funke Akindele was only destined to be rich and not have a child. The prophet had even claimed that she must marry a gate-man.

Despite the prophet's claims, the actress and her husband JJC Skill, welcomed their first child together on Saturday, December 22. Legit.ng has reported that the couple had twin babies few months after they celebrated their anniversary.

Yoruba Movie Gist reported that the prophet, who is the founder of Blessing and Miracle Church of Christ, is now claiming that the actress had her babies through In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF).

According to him, the actress did not give birth through a means that is in the Bible. He claimed that IVF is scientific and it is only advised for people who don't have the ability to conceieve naturally.

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He noted that the actress had failed to follow the three solutions he had given her at the time of his prophecy.

Read his words below:

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“About Funke Akindele, she was a nobody when I have been giving out revelation about her. it was revealed to me that she will be very rich and famous but she will find it difficult to have a child, only prayers can help her out. After her first marriage, the news was everywhere that she was pregnant, thereafter, we read something else about the pregnancy in the news. Subsequently, she got married to another person and I repeated the prophesy. She was said to be pregnant again and after sometimes, news came out again that she lost it. The media came to me and I explained what was happening and the only way out. When she delivered twins, I read people’s comments on social media that I am a prophet of doom.

Remember I said she should pray very hard if she must have a child because she chooses wealth above children when she was coming to this world. One of the things I said was that she should go for a deliverance and she should ask God with her mouth what she want, not to go to pastors or prophets for prayers. If I pray for her to have a baby, no miracle will happen, the only thing she can do is to pray with her mouth or she get married to someone who is not up to her standard. Then, when she is pregnant, her wealth will be reducing. After she delivered, it was revealed to me that she got the baby through IVF. If Funke Akindele had followed any of the 3 solutions I gave her, she would have been pregnant naturally. People should read Genesis 25 vs 21-26, Genesis 3 vs 9-24, Genesis 17 -21, and 1Samuel 25-28, you will see people who are looking for the fruits of the womb from God and see how God answered them naturally, not through scientific method. It is only the people who can’t conceive naturally Doctors will advise to go for IVF. Meanwhile, IVF is 50/50 things, not everyone that did it ended up with babies. It is a scientific method which is not in the Bible. Jesus Christ was born through Holy Spirit not IVF and there is no other miracle like that after him. IVF is not for poor people, it is for the rich who can afford it.”

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