Why Millions of Youths Will Die in 2025 – Adetuberu
General Overseer of Faith and Miracle International Church (FMIC), Snr. Prophet G.F. Adetuberu, has declared that millions of youths will die in 2025 due to unguarded utterances against anointed men of God.
Adetuberu, who made the declaration in a viral video on Facebook reel, strongly condemned the trend by which the younger generations, especially youths talk down on clergymen who are preside over large congregations, describing such act suicidal as God may not spare them in his anger
“Do you know that there are some people they don’t know boundaries, they just talk anyhow. One of the reasons why prophets don’t play with many people, I will tell you today there are some people they just talk anyhow, loose talker, they see what you have, they don’t see what you carry. they believe what you carry must be equal to what you have, they don’t understand many times , you can carry something and not have it yet.”
Baba Adeboye said something , he said he prayed Dollar didn’t go to 10,000 naira and people were talking. just remember COVID, if there were no prayer in COVID, do we have money for ventilators. we have generation of people that will die anyhow because they speak anyhow. A man is not judged until his mouth is opened, don’t speak against people that are carrying ordinance in the spirit, are you telling me that these men are joke? you too raise five people an see how it is easy to make five people follow what you believe for five years. A man has raised millions of people and he is still cognate, a sign that God has called him and generations are opening their mouths to curse them. hear the voice of the Lord, in 2025, youths will die in their millions because of the looseness of their mouth.”
Adetuberu, who stressed the need for younger generations to revere clergymen and prophets noted that casting aspersion on them, their ministry and calling could incur the wrath of God.
He admonished parents to counsel their children to shut their mouths and not make damaging utterances against men of God, saying they could be wrong but to their master, they stand justice and not condemned
