Prophet Warns of Climate Change, Food Scarcity, and Economic Inflation

Prophet NABI Oluwatomisin Olugbebi Ehuwajomo of Celestial Church of Christ, Samuel Bilewu Oshoffa parish, located at Kilometer 27, Lagos Abeokuta Expressway, Ewekoro, Ogun State is a prominent figure with a global reach, delivery messages of hope and prosperity with clarity in his prophecy for 2026, which paints a picture of significant global changes and challenges.

The year 2026 will be marked by climate change, leading to food scarcity and economic inflation, as evident from the absence of harmattan this year. Oil prices are expected to surge, impacting countries like Nigeria, Angola, Saudi Arabia, and Venezuela, and potentially causing fuel scarcity. Global politics will be tumultuous, with America, under President Donald Trump, planning to arrest President Tinubu, which could lead to global instability

Heavy rainfall will destroy lives and properties worldwide, and Nigerian politicians will face arrests, exposure of corruption, and frozen assets. Some will be linked to terrorism funding, and past criminal cases will resurface. Celebrities, including artists, pastors, politicians, and musicians, will face crises, with some falling and others rising.

The prophecy also warns of increased cultist and youth violence, abandoned projects, and inflation. However, crises in 2026 will also direct the nation’s movement, sharpening its sword, and propelling progress. This year marks a new world order, bringing unprecedented changes, laws, fashion, policies, and ideas.

Space travel will take center stage, and war crises will lead to massive immigration crises, war refugees, and prisoners of war. Global war alignment and realignment will occur, with no nation exempted, and nuclear weapons will be discussed, potentially igniting war. Citizens will protest against governments worldwide, and natural disasters like earthquakes, tsunamis, and landslides will be prominent.

President Donald Trump will become a prominent world leader, facing opposition and potentially sparking the Third World War. Agriculture is seen as the solution to the impending food crisis.