“There is a second part to the prophecy” – Pastor who predicted Davido’s son, Ifeanyi’s death speaks

Pastor who predicted the death of Davido’s son Ifeanyi says there is second part of the prophesy.

A Nigerian pastor who predicted the death of Ifeanyi, the 3-year-old son of Davido says there is 2nd part of the prophesy.

Following the demise of Ifeanyi, Davido’s foster brother revealed in an Instagram post that the family received a prophesy about this but they took it for granted.

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As social media were arguing about how a January post by one Prophet Samuel King started trending.

The prophesy made on January 7, 2022 reads; “PRAY FOR DAVID ADELEKE aka Davido . In a vision I saw 2022 with so many opportunities for him, reward and awards! This is the biggest year for him even until 2023! But let’s pray Against any arrow of death ESPECIALLY against his son! Any any close loved ones. God revealed this to me That it will happen if prayers are not MADE. I see T and Y as a very significant clue to this prophecy as well. THINGS ARE HAPPENING!”

After yesterday’s bad incident, the Prophet has spoken about his January 7 2022 prophesy with a post today which reads; “GLOBAL ACCURATE PROPHECY CONFIRMED| 🌏 🔥
Davido‘s Son has died , fulfilling the prophecy given in 7th of JANUARY 2022 by the PROPHET ,with a call of warning to pray for his son! More highlights will still be given towards this PROPHECY as there are hidden CLUES that needs to be shared in prayers only with the family of David Adeleke and His family!”

Prophet Samuel King who prophesied the death of Ifeanyi speaks out, asks #Davido to reach out to him to avert more sad events likely to happen again in 2023 pic.twitter.com/ZFI357SQax

— GoldMyneTV (@GoldmyneTV) November 1, 2022

Prophet Samuel King has suddenly become popular on social media.

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