Prophet Nigel Gaisie shares 2025 predictions: Here’s what God revealed to him

Founder of Prophetic Hill Chapel, Prophet Nigel Gaisie, has revealed a series of prophecies that he believes will unfold in 2025. During the December 31, 2024, Watch Night service, Gaisie shared that these revelations came from God and have global significance.

He urged both his congregants and the wider public to pray to prevent some of the more dire events he foresaw. Despite some of the prophecies suggesting challenging times ahead, he assured Ghanaians that 2025 would be a year of prosperity and positive outcomes, unlike the previous years.

Here are 12 of the key prophecies shared by Prophet Nigel Gaisie:

1. A former president will become president again in Côte d'Ivoire's elections

I saw a situation in Côte d'Ivoire similar to what happened in Ghana. I am being cautious this time, but I see an opposition leader, someone who has been in power before, coming into power again. Those who are guided will understand the prophecy.

2. Black Stars to qualify for the 2026 World Cup

Gaisie confidently prophesied that the Black Stars would qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, offering hope to football fans across the country.

3. A vice president from a West African country will pass away

The prophet predicted the death of a vice president from a West African country, advising people to remain vigilant and pray.

4. 2025 will be a good and prosperous year

This year is going to be very good and productive. It is going to be a prosperous year, Gaisie said, expressing confidence that 2025 will bring positive results.

5. Severe weather conditions in Europe

Gaisie prophesied that Europe would experience severe and disruptive weather conditions in 2025, warning of the devastating effects of climate-related events.

6. Threats to Ghana's security on January 7, 8, and 9

He forewarned of possible threats to Ghana's security during these dates, urging the nation to remain vigilant to prevent any potential danger.

7. Prayers needed for American media personality Oprah Winfrey

Gaisie called for prayers for American media mogul Oprah Winfrey, indicating that she may face health challenges in the near future.

8. Attacks on two traditional leaders, including a beheading

The prophet warned of attacks on two traditional leaders, with one of them possibly being destooled or even facing a beheading, urging protection for these leaders.

9. A religion other than Christianity will dominate Europe

I saw a religion, which is not Christianity, dominating Europe. The Lord told me to tell Christian leaders that we must do more. If Christian leaders around the world, including myself and any other man or woman of God, do not act, we will witness the rise of another religion in Europe. I saw France and other parts of Europe being overtaken by this new religion, much like what has happened in Turkey. We need to pray and do more evangelism; otherwise, the influence of Christianity in Europe could diminish to zero.

10. The Vice President of Nigeria will become President

He also predicted a political shift in Nigeria.

The Lord took me to a place like Nigeria, and I saw a vice president becoming president in Nigeria.

11. Ghanaians should be watchful and pray before and after the inauguration ceremony in January 2025

The Lord said we should be watchful on these dates: January 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th. We must pray and remain vigilant. I have seen many things, but I am being cautious. However, I repeat and put this on record: if Ghana goes to sleep on these days, something untoward may happen. After January 7, when the President-elect is sworn into office, people should continue to pray, stay alert, and remain watchful. May Ghana not fall asleep, and may happiness not cause people to lose their vigilance.

12. A significant loss involving a prominent female figure from the Central Region

Gaisie foresaw a significant loss involving a prominent female figure from Ghana's Central Region, predicting a state burial similar to the tragic death of former Vice President Paa Kwesi Amissah-Arthur.

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