Ebuka, prior to the call for prayer, had claimed the 2023 election results were not a fair reflection of people’s mandate
By Kehinde Okeowo
A Rivers-based pastor has urged Nigerians, most especially Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) fans to pray for reality show host, Ebuka Obi Uchendu and his family, over a looming danger.
The clergyman, whose name was not revealed in a trending video on social media, alleged that a tribulation was about to befall Ebuka.
While not disclosing the full details of the prophecy, he said: “Ebuka and his family require the prayers of his supporters in preparation for what is to come.
“There’s a particular man, they call him Ebuka, is it Big Brother Naija? I don’t know. You people should put that Igbo man in prayers because I’m not going to give detail what’s going to happen to him.
“Pray for Ebuka. Let us pray for him, it’s very important. Pray that God protects him and guides his family and all that. So I’m not going to say much.”
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Ebuka has not responded to the pastor’s claims, however, this is coming after the BBNaija host spoke about the 2023 elections, explaining why he thinks the Nigerian political system requires major surgery to make progress.
He gave his candid about the 2023 polls during a conversation with Legit.ng, where he noted that the results were not a fair reflection of the people’s mandate
He said: “It is hard to say that the people’s votes counted. There were several irregularities, malpractices, and videos of voter intimidation. With all this glaring evidence, it is hard for anyone to be happy with how things went. But I don’t think it is what anything should speak on at the moment. Those who are aggrieved are in court, and I hope justice is done.”
He went on to add: “It is very painful what happened at the last elections because I have family members who were affected by election violence, especially at the governorship elections. It is not out of place if anyone thinks the last elections were not particularly fair. Considering what we all saw and witnessed both on an individual
