Al-Mustapha was released yesterday
Friday July 12th after many years in
prison, and his first port of call after his
release was T.B Joshua's place.
T.B Joshua explains why Al-Mustapha
visited him first:
I got to know him many
years ago when a petition
was addressed to General
Bamaiyi who was the then
Chairman of the NDLEA. As
you know, several efforts
had been made by my
detractors to bring me and
my ministry down. One of
those efforts was that
petition. I was arrested for
investigation and it was
later discovered that it was
a tissue of lies. I spent nine
days with them for
investigation and they found
the whole thing to be a
fabrication. From there, I
was taken to Aso Rock (City
of Power) to see the
president. It was there that
I met Mustapha.
I was able to reveal to them who I am
by telling them what was to come as a
prophet. One of those things I
mentioned to them and to Mustapha in
particular, was what he went through,
though he did not believe me then.
That was why when it came to pass, I
was the first person he remembered. I
told him that he would spend several
years in prison and would be finally
released which no one else had ever
told him.
That is why you see him coming here as
his first port of call. Where there is no
vision, people perish.
I am surprised you are asking me why
he is coming here first. When you look
into your archives as journalists, you
will find many stories in the past about
my visit to Aso Rock, (City of Power)
while Bamaiyi was Chairman of NDLEA.
Many magazines and newspapers
published my visions and prophecies on
the government and the presidency.
When you know your picture of
tomorrow, it will impart a strength to
endure your present difficulty. When
you know what you are passing through
now will not last long, you will endure
it. This is vision; this is prophecy. This
can only come by revelation. This is
what the Bible means by, “Where there
is no vision, the people
perish” (Proverbs 29:18). I will leave
you here.

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Fifteen years is not a joke. I thank God for his strenght.

Hmmmmm

God bless T.B JOSHUA