Popular Islamic cleric Mallam Shamuna Ustarz Jibril who is known to be able to predict occurrences and instances correctly have revealed that after all effort to know the winner of the 2019 Nigerian elections, he still hasn’t gotten the outcome.
“Base on the fact that I have no thoroughly details of the elections, that is to say, that the information in my hand is not much.” He stated.
According to the Numerologist and Philosopher, even though has nothing to say about the Nigerian elections, he has so many things to say about Ghana and the United States and urged people to keep their fingers crossed as he would be revealing them in due course.
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He, however, advised that prayers be said for Nigeria so as to ensure a peaceful and transparent election and also for the leaders of the two biggest political parties in the country to know that the lives of the citizens are in the hands so therefore they should have the country at their interest and not their political ambitions.
“I call on all and sundry to pray for peaceful and transparent election in Nigeria and I call on the Two Major Candidate for that Matter President Buhari and Atiku to understand that the lives of over 200 Million people are quite important than two People. Also, the Interest of over 200 Million people is more Important than someone to be the President of Nigeria.”
“Any of them who loses Should respect the Creator of Nigeria and the World and should disrespect himself and his views and those influencing him.”
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He warned that all his past predictions on the elections are null and void as the last one he did showed nothing. “You can dissolve anything I said about Nigeria Elections before. Allah Knows Best!”
Nigerians were supposed to go to the polls today 16th February, 2019 but the election was postponed due to what has been described as lack of electoral materials.
23rd February 2019 has been announced as the new date for the polls.
