On Tuesday 11th November, at Mile 12, Ketu, young
men from the North were seen hawking machetes
and swords in broad daylight. The popular Mile 12
market was filled with all sorts of street hawkers,
but it was noticed that it was only the youths from
the North that were hawking brand new machetes
and swords . The traffic was flowing too fast so they
could not be stopped to answer some questions.
Well, maybe seeing machetes should not have
aroused suspicion, but swords? Who uses swords
in the South?
They were not seen on Wednesday, but on
Thursday 13th November, 2014, the young man in
the picture was seen selling only machetes. The
swords have disappeared. (Maybe, they were sold.)
When asked where he obtained the machete from,
he explained he bought it from Lagos Island. He
priced it at 1,000 naira, refused to budge at 700
naira, claiming he bought it higher but eventually
sold it for 500 naira.
WHERE DID IT COME FROM?
We can only guess.
But consider this conjecture: most trucks bringing
foodstuff from the North to Lagos stop at Mile 12.
Could it be that a consignment of weapons landed in
Lagos, smuggled in under loads of foodstuff? Of
course, only northerners could be trusted to offload.
In the process of off-loading, some young rascals
stole some in order to make some fast bucks. That
may explain why the weapons suddenly surfaced in
the vicinity of Mile 12 market, Ketu.
I had visited a machete manufacturing company in
Port Harcourt some years ago and discovered that
freshly manufactured machetes are not sharpened.
It is the customer who is expected to sharpen it
after purchase in order to avoid abuse. The ones
that were seen on the street of Mile 12 are razor
sharp. Someone has sharpened the machete and
they are ready for action.
ANOTHER TWIST
One could have been tempted to dismiss the
conjecture, if not for another related incident.
On Sunday, we mentioned this at the fellowship and
a Sister shocked us by informing us that in Mowe,
as they went on evangelism during the week, (the
same week) they saw some young northerners in
an uncompleted building and sought to evangelize
them. The youths they saw were smoking cannabis.
The youths told them not to preach to them that
they are just waiting for to be paid before they
would attack. The brethren were shocked to hear
the northern youths brazenly say openly that they
would go from house to house attacking. Everything
was ready, their weapons have arrived and all they
are waiting for is the signal and the payment.
“But”, protested the brethren, “why should you kill
innocent people. Don’t you realize that it is evil and
it is sin.”
“It is no problem”, replied the youths, “ after we kill
them, we shall ask for forgiveness. Allah is all
merciful.”
RAISING PANIC?
No. On the contrary, this is to mobilize watchfulness
and prayers. Watch and pray.
I am convinced the two events during the same
week are connected and God in His mercy is still
talking to a church that is barely listening. Please
consider the pattern:
2013: There was an attempt to blow up the 3rd
Mainland Bridge. It failed. (Long before the attack,
people have been seen visions that 3rd Mainland
Bridge would collapse and lots of people will die.
What was not not realized was that it would collapse
due to terrorist attack. Therefore, a lot of prayers
were mobilized to avert the disaster. They were to
strike on Friday but were discovered on
Wednesday.)
2014: There was an attempt to blow up fuel tank
farms at Apapa. It failed.
2015:
PEOPLE GET READY
Please do not misunderstand me, I am not trying to
cause panic or whip up sentiments, but I get the
impression that the church is not preparing for a
situation that is so clear you can easily predict what
will happen next.
By now churches should be training their people on
spiritual warfare prayers. Emphases now should be
on taking authority over the demons that are
mobilizing massively to cause wholesale
destruction in the country. Christians should be
trained and deployed to exercise spiritual territorial
authority all over the nation.
Unfortunately, most churches still behave as if the
party has not ended. I was particularly dismayed
that one church in our neighborhood did not allow
the neighbors to sleep on Friday. Powerful loud
speakers blared throughout the night telling the
worshippers how to use praises to receive miracles
and breakthrough! In the midst of all these! They
danced throughout the night, meanwhile their
brethren are being killed in gruesome manner!!!
No wonder God says the Nigerian church is an
“irresponsible” church. (God said it, not me.)
LAPSES EVERYWHERE?
1. Christians are not trained and deployed to
exercise spiritual dominion over the terrorists
and “those that delight in war”. A senior
pastor counseled recently that the Nigerian
church should declare a state of emergency
in the church, suspend all activities and focus
on prayers. How many churches have
complied? In addition, a set of counsels were
given on “7 Things the Church Should Do
Now”. ( www.kingdomnewsng.com ) How
many churches are taking concrete steps to
forestall the imminent calamity?
2. I was shocked to hear at a prophetic
ministers conference on Saturday that the
children of Ishmael now go to big churches
around 1 a.m. on Sunday mornings with
incense and other articles of sorcery to
enchant and cast spells on Christians. The
elder who spoke is too responsible to talk
carelessly. He confirmed, and other ministers
present at the prophetic conference bore
witness that it is happening. Please train and
deploy the people to man the night hours in
warfare prayers. This is no time to sleep!
3. Please teach the people to return to
righteousness and holiness so that their
prayers can be effective; God does not listen
to sinners. And please, let us stop preaching
prosperity and breakthrough; let us desist
from provoking the Spirit of Jealousy through
the worship of mammon.
4. Christians are not trained to expect crisis. If
anything should happen, the people will be in
disarray. Begin to prepare now. If there is an
attack, what should the people do?
5. Which telephone number should they call if
any crisis breaks out? Or, if they suspect that
something evil is brewing, whom should they
contact? Are the churches working in
consonance with security agencies? Let us
not forget that there are Christians also in the
security services.
6. If people are injured, which hospitals should
they run to? For your information, more
people are seeing revelations of corpses all
over the streets and people running helter-
skelter. I think people should go and read
again the prophetic revelation “And There
Was War” on www.kingdomnewsng.com
Someone sent this to me on SMS on 3rd
November, 2014, ”I had a terrible revelation
by 1.35 a.m. this morning. Boko Haram
invaded Lagos, blocked the whole streets and
went from house to house killing Christians. I
narrowly escaped being lynched by my
cousin. My neighbor was badly injured but
was spared when she agreed to be a Muslim.
Many corpses lay on the street, the sight was
terrifying. Many of the people I knew lost
their lives.”
7. If people have to rally round to defend
themselves, according to the law, how should
they go about it? What are the plans of the
pastors to protect their sheep if any calamity
should strike?
8. Churches on the same street, in the same
neighborhood, irrespective of denomination,
should come together and hold security
meetings.
Begin to close ranks now.
Hmmm,
Lo, I have told you.
Your brother in Christ,
Source: kingdomnewsng.com

na its now kill or be killed.
this is serious
but you writeup smells lies

This nations smells like trouble..we av to be careful and be open-eyed jxt invade.

Did y'all think it was a joke when they said Nigeria will split in 2015. Northern part of Nigeria is already at war, with military planes and helicopter routinely carpet bombing some areas, with unlucky ones being shot down by B'oko Haram, but the south is still in slumber!


And these "manufactured" boko haramites have already infiltrated Suya sellers, Maiguards, Okada, noodles &egg sellers, etc, and are just laying low, waiting for orders to strike!


I pray Nigerians wake up before it's too late