The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has predicted that a big fire outbreak will happen in Nigeria very soon.
In a broadcast to church members on Sunday, Adeboye also told his church members to pray against impending flood and fire outbreaks in the country.
The cleric urged Nigerians to be hygienic during this period of Coronavirus and clear their gutters to prevent flood from happening.
He said: “If you have notice there have been different fire outbreak, we need to pray against fire incident because a big one is on the way.
“Clear your gutters and pray against fire outbreak and flood there is little we can do but pray against flood. I am also praying and he will answer me.”
Speaking further, Adeboye said Nigeria and Africa will recover from COVID-19 before the rest of the world as the journey to normalcy has started.
He also commended Nigeria’s medical team for fighting the coronavirus pandemic. He prayed that God gives them more strength to conquer the virus.
“I believe that I have good news for us. I believe that the journey to normalcy has started,” Adeboye said.
“I am believing God that your pastors will soon return to their normal duties probably at most, I will spend one more Sunday with you after which the pastors will be back to their duties in Jesus name.
“The return journey to normalcy might not be very rapid or sudden. It might be gradual but it will be steady. I sincerely hope that when the battle is over, we will give all the glory to God.”
He added: “Coronavirus will soon decline in Africa. I urge you to avoid traveling out of Nigeria for 2 months.
“We have entered the declining stage for coronavirus, let’s endeavor to maintain hygiene and stay home.”
Adeboye encouraged members to continue to maintain basic hygiene and avoid non-essential travel.
He said: “After the lockdown has been lifted, any journey abroad that is not essential, please suspend it.
“God is going to grant Nigeria and Africa healing before the rest of the world so stop jumping up and down. If the journey is not essential, don’t go.”
