Last week, government officials said that the wealthy Nigerian prophet was forced to leave Juba at night after some local pastors boycotted the high-level prayer organized by him at South Sudan’s Presidency, J1.
A senior government official said it appeared that he was not a real prophet as he claims.
In a statement on his social media Facebook page, Joshua explained what he said had transpired leading up to his late-night departure despite seeing many South Sudanese wanting him to stay for some time in the country.
I bring you Calvary greetings in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ! Following my ‘quiet’ departure from the country of South Sudan after a recent visit there, please permit me to clear the air on what transpired.
I know that many citizens and residents of South Sudan would have wanted me to spend a few more days with them. Indeed, I saw thousands of people waiting at the lobby of the hotel because they thought I would stay for longer.
However, I had received an instruction from God to leave immediately – without waiting for any ‘thank you’ whatsoever, whether in cash or kind.
The same God Almighty had sent me there – to pray for South Sudan and lead the nation to a new beginning.
Who am I, then, to disobey the voice of my Master, my Creator, the One who gives life to us all?
On this note, therefore, I would like to urge all expectant South Sudanese and other nationals to please understand that I had to obey the voice of God.
No doubt, there is need for a revival crusade in South Sudan. As such, I await divine directions for another visit soon, for the harvest is on the way! Emmanuel – God with us!
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