Prophet Who Saw UN Bomb Blast Says Boko Haram Will Bomb Abuja Again

Members of the Boko Haram sect are not relenting in the fight against the Nigerian state, at least not yet. While many are still grappling with the 'low key' 51st independence celebration and the insinuations in some quarters that it was due to the fear of Boko Haram, it seems there is going to be another cause for scampering anytime soon. Did I hear someone say God forbid? 

Well, if the prophesy of an Abuja-based prophet is anything to go by, Nigerians living in the federal capital territory should begin to reduce their movements as much as possible. The General Overseer of Champions Royal Assembly, Prophet Joshua Iginla, told worshippers in his church on Sunday that what is coming will be disastrous than the previous bomb blasts...

Here is how The Sun reported the story:
Prophet Joshua Iginla has again predicted that a more devastating bomb will soon explode in Abuja. He told members of his church, yesterday (Sunday 9th October, 201) during a crowded anointing Church Service that God revealed to him that the Boko Haram sect had completed arrangement to detonate another bomb in the federal capital. 

Said he: “I saw confusion, I saw a very big blast happen in Abuja, I saw cars being burnt, I saw the belly of a man split open.” He continued: “What I saw is more devastating and disastrous than what had happened before.” Prophet Iginla told members of his church that he is troubled after God showed him what is about to happen in Abuja. 

Prophet Iginla is known to have correctly predicted many incidents all over the world including bomb blasts in the country. He revealed that some of the sponsors of this sect are in government. According to him, the issue of Boko Haram will take a long time before it can be eradicated in the country. He enjoined members of his church and all Nigerians to pray so that this particular bomb blast would be averted. 

It would be recalled that Prophet Iginla foresaw the bomb blast at the Force Headquarters, the United Nations bomb blast and the bomb blast at the church in Suleja.