He warned us on the very first day of 2016,
posted his warnings but some people claim he's a "fake prophet", we
should ignore him. But less than 5 months into the year, Rice and
Tomatoes are almost out of the reach of the average person today. I hope
those in charge will listen this time:
On Sunday May 22, 2016, Prophet T.B. Joshua of the Synagogue Church,
made some shocking revelations on his Emmanuel TV station concerning
Nigeria and the world at large. The ‘prophet’ spoke on many issues
including the recent EgyptAir crash, terror attack in the UK and our
agriculture.
He read out a transcript of prophecies he gave at his New Year’s
Crossover Service, highlighting particularly the national food scarcity.
On each point read, he expanded further, detailing what Nigeria and
Africa are to expect in the days, weeks and months ahead.
THE FOOD SCARCITY
“There will be large scale scarcity, shortage of
food. As a state, country, continent, we have to go back to the farm to
arrest, to alleviate the forthcoming situation”, he read. Further
expanding on the details of the prophecy, he said, “It is only a
‘shortage’ that you are experiencing now; you have not experienced
‘large scale'.”
Giving further insight, he proclaimed, “
This
one that I am saying now, ‘scarcity’, ‘large scale’, it's a proverb.
Whatever you can do from now till December - all of your money you will
use to buy food - you will not have enough to buy.”
Advising those in the real-estate business he said, “If you are the type
planning to build a house now, stop it for the mean time. If you are in
the business of buying land, stop it for the mean time - look for
another business. Stop it for the mean time... Use that money on the
need of people now.”
Giving a sombre warning, he said, “
I'm preparing you. Get ready; lager scale scarcity is coming!”
In the last few days, Nigerians have woken up to the stark reality of
the rising food scarcity. Several reports were released on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday detailing the extent of the current national food
woes. 'Tomato Ebola', violence from fulani herdsmen, missed harvests and
rising transportation costs have all been attributed as the cause of
the food shortage and spiraling food prices.
On the rise of "tomato ebola", Kaduna state government had said: "This
is only the beginning of a disaster if we don’t take drastic measures
because the disease is fast spreading across the north.”
ON NIGERIA'S ECONOMY
TB Joshua said, “You have to continue to cut your coat according to your
size. Don't just continue to spend your money on something that won't
be able to help you. Spend your money on something that the whole world
will be looking for - food, shelter.”
