Controversial Nigerian singer, Portable, has openly criticized Pastor Enoch Adeboye, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), calling him a liar over the prophetic declarations made during the church’s 2025 Crossover Service.
Gists9ja reports that Pastor Adeboye, during the service held at the RCCG Redemption Camp in Shimawa, Ogun State, shared his divine revelations for 2025. He described the year as one that would be unforgettable for Nigerians, hinting at significant challenges and divine interventions.
According to the cleric, 2025 would be a “landmark year” with events that no one would forget. He noted that:
- Some people would experience long-awaited breakthroughs.
- Challenges and turbulence, symbolized as “stronger winds,” would persist.
- “Earthly helpers” would be replaced by “heavenly helpers.”
- Mockers would grow more aggressive, but many of them would not survive the year due to their refusal to repent.
- Certain towns and villages would celebrate long-awaited victories.
Portable, known for his outspoken nature, dismissed the prophecies as baseless and fear-inducing. In a fiery response, the singer accused Pastor Adeboye of spreading lies under the guise of divine messages. He argued that such negative declarations were designed to instill fear rather than foster faith and optimism among Nigerians.
He went further to declare that the dire predictions would not apply to him or his family, expressing confidence in his ability to thrive regardless of the challenges ahead.
Portable’s reaction has sparked mixed opinions on social media, with some supporting his boldness and others criticizing his dismissal of a respected religious leader’s prophetic utterances. The incident highlights the ongoing tension between religious authority and societal skepticism in contemporary Nigeria.
