A Sitting Governor Will Die In 2016 - Prophet unveils predictions for the new year

According to a statement signed by the media adviser to the President of  Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleiman, Nigeria will witness many heart rending political developments this year.

The cleric said a sitting governor of one of the 36 states of the federation will not see the end of the new  year, declaring:

“We have to pray, if not a governor of one of the 36 states may not see the end of 2016, ” in a prediction which is one of his 30 Shocking Predictions for the Year 2016.

He also predicted that scores of President Muhammadu Buhari’s ministers may be absent from cabinet meetings for a good part of the year for health related issues.
According to him:

“ I don’t see some Ministers in President Buhari’s Cabinet in office in 2016. They will be abroad for medicals”.

Apostle Suleman also warned the United States of America against possible terrorist attacks in the cities of Washington and New York.

He also predicted the possibility of an epic political upheaval in the United States, the outcome of which may be unimaginable. He said President Barack Obama may seek a third term in office, a move which will throw up  issues relating to marital laws.

Apostle Suleman also said the United States may go to war with Russia in 2016

Some of Apostle Suleiman’s predictions below:

1. If Americans don’t pray, there will be no election in 2016 as Obama wants a THIRD TERM. He will throw up  issues relating  martial laws.

2. I see a Governor in Nigeria dying.

3. I don’t see some Ministers in President Buhari’s cabinet in office in 2016. They will be abroad for medicals.

4. I see another World War (Russia Vs America)

5. Washington and New York should pray against terrorist attacks in 2016

6. Boko Haram has devised new strategies. They will come to public places screaming for help and when people gathers to assist,they blow off the bomb.

7. I see Warri, Delta state being bombed.
Apostle Suleiman who is reputed for predicting the death of Prince Abubakar Audu, the All Progressives Congress governorship aspirant in Kogi state.