Shun Foreign Trips After
Lockdown, Adeboye Tells Nigerians Predicts
End To COVID-19 Soon, Another Disaster,
Warns FG - ChristianGospel TV
The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has advised Nigerians and Africans to suspend trips abroad after the Coronavirus lockdown has been lifted.
The septuagenarian preacher said the return journey to normalcy had begun, appealing to everyone to continue to maintain high hygiene practices, during and after the lockdown period.
In his sermon, yesterday, broadcast via the church’s channel, DOVE TV, Adeboye urged Nigerians and Africans to steer clear of Europe, the Americas, Asia and other places outside the African continent till everything is safe again.
He said, “The return journey to normalcy has started. But I am appealing to you, please don’t stop being very hygienic. Please remain hygienic.
“May I also add this one: even after the lockdown is gone, any journey abroad that is not very crucial, postpone it because God is going to give us victory here in Nigeria and in Africa, even before it extends to the rest of the world.
“So, I will advise you; unless it is very essential, maybe for the next month or two, you suspend all the jumping up and down, until everything is completely safe again.”
It would be recalled that the governments across Africa have put lockdown in place in parts of their countries as part of measures to curb the transmission of the virus which has infected over 20,000 people on the continent with over 1,000 fatalities already recorded.
Adeboye also advised governments across the world to include religious leaders in COVID-19 committees so as to help with the spiritual aspect of the fight against the pandemic.
The 78-year-old cleric appreciated ongoing efforts by governments to combat the virus, noting that they have done “creditably well” considering that the pandemic was unprecedented.
Adeboye, said the return to normalcy has begun and it would be steady while urging all to give God the glory at the end of the outbreak.
He said, “I believe that the return journey to normalcy has started, and I am believing that your pastors would soon return to their normal duties. Maybe 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 remember to give all the glory to God.
“We thank God for the government and the efforts made. I believe they have done creditably well because they have had to deal with a situation they have probably not dealt with before.
“I will humbly suggest, as an ordinary Nigerian, that may be in the future, they will include in all their committees, men of God. I am not talking about some small boys like myself but some Chief Imams, Archbishops so that they can help them with the spiritual aspects of this warfare.
“I sincerely do hope also that we will all admit that it is not our wisdom, planning or abilities that have given us whatever victory we have gotten. We need to return all the glory to God because we don’t want a relapse of this scourge.”
He, therefore, urged all to maintain high hygiene standards and obey governments’ orders to ensure a collective and lasting victory over the pandemic.
The GO further predicted that the deadly Coronavirus pandemic will soon end in Nigeria and Africa.
“We have entered the declining stage for Coronavirus, let’s endeavour to maintain hygiene and stay home,” he said.
Adeboye also predicted a big fire outbreak in the country, and also alerted Nigerians about impending flood with devastating consequences.
The cleric urged Nigerians to clear their gutters and pray God to avert the disaster.
“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.”
The septuagenarian preacher said the return journey to normalcy had begun, appealing to everyone to continue to maintain high hygiene practices, during and after the lockdown period.
In his sermon, yesterday, broadcast via the church’s channel, DOVE TV, Adeboye urged Nigerians and Africans to steer clear of Europe, the Americas, Asia and other places outside the African continent till everything is safe again.
He said, “The return journey to normalcy has started. But I am appealing to you, please don’t stop being very hygienic. Please remain hygienic.
“May I also add this one: even after the lockdown is gone, any journey abroad that is not very crucial, postpone it because God is going to give us victory here in Nigeria and in Africa, even before it extends to the rest of the world.
“So, I will advise you; unless it is very essential, maybe for the next month or two, you suspend all the jumping up and down, until everything is completely safe again.”
It would be recalled that the governments across Africa have put lockdown in place in parts of their countries as part of measures to curb the transmission of the virus which has infected over 20,000 people on the continent with over 1,000 fatalities already recorded.
Adeboye also advised governments across the world to include religious leaders in COVID-19 committees so as to help with the spiritual aspect of the fight against the pandemic.
The 78-year-old cleric appreciated ongoing efforts by governments to combat the virus, noting that they have done “creditably well” considering that the pandemic was unprecedented.
Adeboye, said the return to normalcy has begun and it would be steady while urging all to give God the glory at the end of the outbreak.
He said, “I believe that the return journey to normalcy has started, and I am believing that your pastors would soon return to their normal duties. Maybe 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 remember to give all the glory to God.
“We thank God for the government and the efforts made. I believe they have done creditably well because they have had to deal with a situation they have probably not dealt with before.
“I will humbly suggest, as an ordinary Nigerian, that may be in the future, they will include in all their committees, men of God. I am not talking about some small boys like myself but some Chief Imams, Archbishops so that they can help them with the spiritual aspects of this warfare.
“I sincerely do hope also that we will all admit that it is not our wisdom, planning or abilities that have given us whatever victory we have gotten. We need to return all the glory to God because we don’t want a relapse of this scourge.”
He, therefore, urged all to maintain high hygiene standards and obey governments’ orders to ensure a collective and lasting victory over the pandemic.
The GO further predicted that the deadly Coronavirus pandemic will soon end in Nigeria and Africa.
“We have entered the declining stage for Coronavirus, let’s endeavour to maintain hygiene and stay home,” he said.
Adeboye also predicted a big fire outbreak in the country, and also alerted Nigerians about impending flood with devastating consequences.
The cleric urged Nigerians to clear their gutters and pray God to avert the disaster.
“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.”
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