If Kemi Badenoch leads UK, I am not a Prophet Of God – Pastor Ashimolowo

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Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo, the founder and Global President of the Kingsway International Christian Centre (KICC), has predicted that Kemi Badenoch, the leader

When Badenoch said last week that the Conservative Party will make major changes to Nigeria’s immigration laws that would increase the waiting period for British citizenship to 15 years, she infuriated a lot of Nigerians of the UK’s Conservative Party, will not be in charge of the nation.

According to her plan, immigration reforms will include lengthening the waiting time for Indefinite Leave to Remain from five to ten years.

The idea was harshly criticized by many Nigerians, who comprise a sizable section of the UK’s migrant population. They accused Badenoch of hypocrisy, claiming that she is closing the same door that she previously entered and making it more difficult for others to access the opportunities that benefited her.

During his sermon on “Priorities For Success In Life (Part 7): Walking In Power And Authority,” Pastor Ashimolowo told the congregation that he was using parables, much like Jesus, and cited Acts 10:48.

Pastor Ashimolowo made a prophecy that “if my sister (referring to Kemi Badenoch) ever leads UK, then I am not a Prophet of God,” even though he did not name Kemi Badenoch by name.

“The Bible said how God anointed Jesus of Nazareth who healed the sick and went about doing good. There is this power you need for arriving at your destination. He went about….All those restrictions, including immigration restrictions which my sister wants to enforce. Interesting”.

“When a monkey climbs a banana tree, he precludes other monkeys from climbing”.

“Jesus spoke to his disciples in parables, I’ve only spoken in parables. Anyone trying to restrict your God-anointed destiny or movement, they are shifted out of the way”.

“If that my sister ever leads this country, then I am not a Prophet of God. Go and write it down. That’s a powerful statement to make because I have been to the mountains and I have asked questions and I’m telling you what I heard”.

“So today on this platform i say to you, where you are intended to reach, nothing can stop you”.

Many Nigerians think that Kemi Badenoch, the first black woman to run a major political party in the UK, is trying to win over white voters with her remarks in order to become prime minister.

Monday Onyekachi Ubani, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) in an interview with TheScrutiny says “As for Kemi Badenoch, she wants to channel her thinking in order to gravitate herself towards the whites, with the belief that if she continues saying those things, they will make her Prime Minister someday”.

“Of course, they can only make her Prime Minister if she says things they want to hear and thinks like them. She is echoing the thinking of the British towards Nigerians and immigrants. The things they can’t say because they know the implications, they are using our own sister to be saying it. It is like the voice of Jacob but hand of Esau. It is a sentiment that suits them well and Kemi is just speaking on their behalf because of what she is aiming to get”.

“When the election time comes, she will realise that they will never vote any African or Nigerian to become Prime Minister”.

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