Prophetess Urges Nigerians to Exercise Caution Amid Rising U.S. Tensions

Popular Nigerian model and prophetess, Nwaoma Ukachukwu, has issued a stern warning to Nigerians, advising caution over travel to certain states and raising concerns about a potential sudden U.S. attack on the country.

In a recent statement, Ukachukwu, founder of the Nwaoma Foundation (Beacon of Love), emphasized that Nigeria could be entering a period of heightened risk if diplomatic relations with the United States are not carefully managed. She urged the federal government to adopt a transparent, cooperative, and diplomatic approach, particularly in light of recent allegations regarding human rights violations and genocide.

“This is not the time to argue or trade blames with America. The Spirit of God revealed that if our leaders fail to admit the truth and work with the U.S., more proofs of genocide will emerge, and this may bring sudden confrontation,” she warned.

Ukachukwu also called on Nigerians in or traveling to certain volatile states to remain vigilant, citing the possibility of unrest or unexpected military actions. While she did not specify which states, she stressed the importance of personal security and situational awareness.

The prophetess appealed to both religious and political leaders to approach the situation with humility, urging decisions driven by truth rather than emotion, bias, or religious sentiment. “God loves Nigeria, but pride and denial will only worsen our situation,” she added.

Her statement has sparked widespread debate on social media, with many Nigerians urging the federal government to consider her warning, while others have advised caution in interpreting prophetic messages, stressing the need for verified information and official updates.

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