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Famous pastor claims a top musician will die before December

- Ghanaian prophet Nigel Gaisie has predicted that a top musician will die soon

- He reportedly stated this at a church program, where he shared his plans to contact the person

- Prophet Nigel Gaisie is well known for making prophecies and predictions

Founder and chief of True Phrase Hearth Prophetic Ministries, Prophet Nigel Gaisie has claimed that a top Ghanaian musician will die in December.

He shared this with his congregation during a church program in which he stated that the musician is one of the top stars and he must pray about. He revealed that he will reach out to the person as the devil was seriously on his case.

The prophet has in the past made prophecies and predictions. He was reported to have stated that President Buhari will lose the 2019 elections. He also once confessed that women are his weakest points as he is easily attracted to women.

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Speaking to his congregation, he said: “I saw a big star who is a musician and I saw that he will die before December 31st. The Lord gave me his details and Musiga must pray about it.

“It will shock the whole world, so I will pray for the person and try to reach out to that person. The devil is on their case, this musician I saw is one of the most top musicians.

“In the study of ethnomusicology, I have not seen his class. He is close to death and I urge you all to be prayerful”

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Meanwhile, controversial Ghanaian pastor, Obinim, recently fired all the junior pastors in his church.

In a video sighted by Legit.ng Obinim said he could no longer work with them. He was seen wearing a beautiful blue shirt over a pair of white trousers standing on the platform.

Obinim then called out to the pastors, asking each and every one of them to come forward. They did, only for him to announce sadly to them that he could not work with them anymore.He revealed that all of them were not pastors before joining him.

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