Nigerian Pastor Makes Prediction About the Price of Rice in 2025
- A Nigerian pastor has forecast a 30% surge in rice prices, attributing the rise to escalating inflation
- In a viral YouTube video, he warned that economic hardship will persist as the world approaches its end time
- He urged citizens to combine prayer with hard work, insisting that poverty cannot be eradicated solely through generosity
A Nigerian pastor has sparked widespread debate after predicting a 30% increase in the price of rice, citing rising inflation and global hardship.
The prophecy, delivered in a video that has since gone viral on YouTube, has drawn attention across social media platforms and among economic commentators.
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In the video, the pastor stated that the price of rice in Nigeria would surge by 30%, attributing the anticipated hike to persistent inflationary pressures.
He warned that the cost of goods and services would continue to climb, making everyday essentials increasingly unaffordable for many citizens.
According to the cleric, inflation was not merely an economic issue but a sign of deeper global instability. He claimed that the world was approaching its “end time,” and that hardship would remain a defining feature of life for Nigerians and people in other nations.
Hardship and poverty: Call for action beyond prayer
The pastor urged Nigerians to prepare for continued economic difficulty, stressing that prayer alone would not be sufficient to overcome poverty. In his message, he encouraged citizens to embrace hard work and resilience as practical tools for survival.
He also addressed the role of wealth distribution, asserting that no amount of generosity from the rich could eliminate poverty entirely.
“There will always be poor people among us,” he said, suggesting that systemic challenges and individual effort must both be considered in addressing economic inequality.
See the video below:
Viral video sparks mixed reactions
The forecast of a 30% rice price increase comes at a time when food inflation remains a pressing issue in Nigeria, making the pastor’s remarks particularly resonant.
As the country grapples with economic uncertainty, the pastor’s message has added a spiritual and philosophical dimension to the national conversation on inflation, poverty, and resilience.
Source: Legit.ng
