Well-known Nigerian gospel artist Dunsin Oyekan has shared an important message with Christians in Nigeria regarding the year 2025.
After celebrating his 40th birthday with touching photos, he revealed that God guided him to release his new song, Judah, as the first music of 2025.
Dunsin explained that this song was inspired by God’s warning about the enemy’s intentions for the world.
Dunsin urged Christians to pray and give thanks to prevent a repeat of 2020 in 2025.
“The Lord said to me in November last year, release JUDAH as the first sound of the year, I asked why, He said because of what the enemy is planning for the world. Let’s pray we don’t have a repeat of 2020.. We can avert the hand of the enemy with our prayers and praise,” the gospel singer wrote across his social media timeline.
Recall that Nigeria and many other countries were in lockdown due to the Coronavirus outbreak.
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Dunsin Oyekan’s message follows the World Health Organization’s (WHO) announcement of a new coronavirus outbreak in China, labeling it a global health emergency.
This was stated by WHO Director-General Tedros Ghebreyesus at a press conference in Geneva.
The emergency committee of the world health organization reportedly met before the press conference and suggested labeling the outbreak as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC).
See some comments below:
@MoDiehi Chenje: “You just confirmed what the Lord told me . Judah must go first.”
@Debby Zoe Chiamaka: “Affliction shall not happen the second time in the mighty name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth Amen and Amen.”
@Debbie Peculiar: “Exactly. Same prophecy was shared by our priest. Our prayers and praises will avert whatever the enemy has planned against us. Amen.”
@Faustina Okpue: “My man of God said this on saturday and currently saying it again in a meeting and gbam!!! I came across this.”
@Onyi Ityavyar: “Not sure how much can be averted because certain events have to occur for the end to come…but certainly our prayer and praise will fortify us and keep us from fainting in the middle of the storm.”
