AFCON 2021: Prophet: ‘I see terrorists bombing stadiums in Cameroon.’
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True Word Fire Prophetic Ministries’ Prophet Nigel Gaisie has warned of a terrorist attack during the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations in Cameroon.
Terrorists could detonate explosives in a stadium during the AFCON tournament, according to Gaisie.
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The Ghanaian-based prophet, speaking to his congregation, urged participating countries to be prayerful in order to avoid disaster during the Cameroon tournament.
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“This is an international prophecy,” says Prophet Gaisie. My spirit was carried into Cameroon for the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations by the Lord.
“I saw something that looked like players on a stretcher, in pain, and some of them were crying.”
“Let the entire country of Cameroon pray, as well as any other qualified team, because I’m seeing signs of a terrorist attack and explosive attacks.”
“I see something happened at the stadium, and the entire place was in chaos, and people died.”
The Ghanaian government had warned pastors not to issue prophecies that would cause panic and fear, according to reports.
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The 2021 AFCON, which will be held in Cameroon, will begin on January 9, 2022.
The Nigerian Super Eagles, meanwhile, had arrived in Cameroon ahead of the tournament’s start.
Nigeria’s Super Eagles arrived in Garoua, Cameroon, on Thursday.