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Prophet Nigel will die on December 9 through a car crash – DJ Oxygen

Controversial radio owner and entertainment critic, Alfred Kwame Larbi, aka DJ Oxygen, has prophesied that, the General Overseer of the True Word Fire Prophetic Ministry, Prophet Nigel Gaisie, will die through a road accident.
He told host of GH Entertainment Prince Kwesi Dadzie aka Mr. Handsome, on Rainbow Radio 87.5Fm that, he was sleeping one evening when God revealed to him that, the man of God who has been credited with some prophecies in the country, will die through a road accident.
The radio personality who is also a man of God said the prophet will die through a road accident and the accident will occur on the Nsawam road.
He went on to state that the date for the road accident will be December 9, 2018 and should the prophet joke with the prophecy, he will die because the prophecy is a serious one.
Mr. Larbi, went on to reveal on the show that the death of the prophet is being orchestrated from the spiritual reality and by some powerful evil manipulators who are infuriated by some prophecies Prophet Nigel, has prophesied.
‘’He has prophesied about the nine and the nine are annoyed with him. He will die on December 9th, 2018. He saw that a nine will die and nine died… He will die on the 9th if he jokes with the prophecy,’’ he added.
Source : http://www.adomonline.com

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