2015 Revelations: The Return of Chibok Girls -------------- Tunde Bakare

The General Overseer of the Latter Rain Assembly, Pastor Tunde Bakare, has prophesied the return of the missing abducted Chibok schoolgirls this year.

Speaking during the church’s crossover service into the New Year on Thursday morning, Bakare told his congregation that Nigeria would enjoy extraordinary grace from God this year, which would see the return of the missing girls, according to a report by Punch.

He said, “The Chibok girls will be returned this year; some people will say ‘they are just using religion to deceive themselves. How will the girls be rescued?’ You will see. I didn’t say it, it is what God said and I believe it.”

With the support of various Bible verses, the cleric also foresaw a new Nigeria which would bring joy to the citizens.

Bakare urged Nigerians to stop tribal discrimination, which he described as bad for the country.

He asked the citizens to stop cracking jokes that desecrate the various tribes of the country.

The cleric said, “Whether you are from the East or from the West or from the North or the South, you will experience joy in 2015. Other nations will say ‘how did they do it.’ It will be indescribable joy. The nations of the earth will testify. I bring good tidings of joy to every part of the nation but I am not going to deceive you, we are going to go through some shakings.

“Let us not desecrate ourselves, saying this one is Ngbati-ngbati or that one is Aboki and things like that. These are terrible things. Some people will say ‘if you see a snake on one side and a Fulani man on another, first kill the Fulani. There is also a terrible joke some people tell about the Igbos.”

Bakare also criticised the state of environmental degradation in the Niger Delta area of the country, which he described as unfair. He narrated an experience he had in the area where he had to rely on the use of table water for washing and other domestic uses because of pollution.

“I asked what I would do with all the table water that was brought and they said ‘you would need it’. The water from the borehole dug deep into the ground was black and when I asked how I would get water to wash and do other things, they said that was why they gave me all the table water.” he said.