TB Joshua predicts terrorist attacks on 2 countries

In the wake of a security alert issued by the British government to its citizens in Ghana of a possible terrorist attack due to Ghana’s involvement in a military operation in Mali, the General Overseer of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) has predicted a terrorist attack on two West-African countries.

During the Sunday 29th September, 2013, church service, Prophet T. B. Joshua made a passionate call to his congregation to fast and pray against a plot by terrorists to wage attacks in two West African countries.


He, however, failed to disclose the names of these two countries in the sub-region.


According to the Senior Prophet “…you should join me and fast on Monday, Tuesday and Friday. Not that I don’t know these two countries. God has shown me these two countries, but I'm not here to mention any country, but it is (Legislative) Assembly this time they are targeting…so two countries in West Africa. We pray fervently that God would cancel their plans”


T.B. Joshua further disclosed that the attack was supposed to have taken place over the last week and was, therefore, grateful to God that nothing of the sort happened in the West-African sub-region, in that time frame.


“…I woke up this morning and said thank you Jesus. People never knew why thank you, thank you, Jesus. Because one is supposed to happen before the end of this (week), but the week is over now. So you would have learnt that another one just like what happened in Kenya happened in West-Africa”.

“...after prayer, prayer, God said, tell your people I said Monday, Tuesday and Friday, they should pray. That, they should observe these three days with prayer,” he revealed to church members in Lagos, Nigeria.


This prophecy comes on the heels of an attack by Al-Shabbab, an Islamic militant group based in Somalia on the Westgate Shopping mall in Nairobi- Kenya, which lead to the death of over 90 people, two weeks ago.


The attack in Kenya ignited a debate on the capabilities of the security apparatus in Ghana and the nation’s preparedness for any attack of such nature.


Despite the government’s assurance of its readiness for any eventualities, T. B. Joshua’s prediction is sure to generate public interest for the coming weeks.


Meanwhile, the man of God has called for the re-enforcing of security, in and around state institutes such as the Legislature across West-Africa because, according to him, they are the targets of an imminent terrorist attack.