The founder of Champions Royal Assembly, Prophet Joshua Iginla, has shared his prophetic insights for the year 2024. During the 2023 crossover service, Prophet Iginla conveyed various messages, including a caution to President Bola Tinubu to prioritize his health and be wary of potential betrayals. He also urged Senate President Godswill Akpabio to pray against external forces and ensure the successful completion of his term.
Prophet Iginla predicted challenges for the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, emphasizing that he would encounter significant betrayals at the federal level, leading to tough times ahead. The prophecies extended to the church, foretelling increased division among pastors, backsliding, and the exposure of secrets that may affect the faith of the younger generation.
Economic challenges were also anticipated, with tough times expected in 2024 and substantial changes in 2025. The government’s efforts to address prevailing factors were acknowledged, but challenges with disgruntled politicians and political promises were foreseen until 2026.
Specific states were mentioned, including Taraba, where the governor was advised to enhance security due to anticipated attacks. Plateau State’s governor was warned of potential challenges to his seat, requiring prayer for both political and personal success. Kano’s governor was urged to pray for health and stability in the face of potential civil unrest following a court judgment.
For Rivers State, the governor was encouraged to be cautious of advisers, navigate stormy political waters, and strive for peace with his former boss. Regarding Governor Wike, Prophet Iginla acknowledged a strong political destiny but cautioned about betrayals and tough times at the federal level.
The newly elected governor of Kogi was predicted to face strong battles influenced by those who wished for his failure. Despite prayers, challenging times were anticipated in fulfilling electoral promises, with conflicts arising between the governor and influential figures who sought his early downfall.