Islamic cleric Sheikh Muhajjadina Sani, also the Chairman of the Association of African Astrologers, has asserted that the government will f...
Islamic cleric Sheikh Muhajjadina Sani, also the Chairman of the Association of African Astrologers, has asserted that the government will fail to achieve its goals if it continues to allow protests against hunger and the high cost of living in Nigeria.
He urged the federal government to adopt reconciliation and diplomacy instead of force to address the protests over the cost of living.
Sheikh Sani made these remarks during an interaction with journalists in Abuja, emphasizing the need for the government to formulate strategies to prevent the planned protests.
"We foresee that if this protest occurs, it will pose a greater threat than anticipated. Do not allow the protest to happen. If it does, the goals of the Nigerian authorities will be unattainable. Even if they secretly wish to support or permit the protest, their aspirations will not be realized," he said.
"We have examined Nigeria's astrological charts and found that while the country will endure serious problems, it will not disintegrate. It will not follow the path of nations that have been destroyed," he continued.
"Nigerians are now awake. Therefore, using military force or any other security apparatus to suppress their protests will only lead to loss of life and property without achieving success," he warned.
The cleric also addressed Nigerians, saying, "Anything not achieved through dialogue cannot be achieved by other means. Our astrological analysis indicates that the government will not benefit from this protest at all. However, the poor might gain some freedom as a result. If the protest takes place, it could ease their lives, but it will worsen the government's situation."
"We urge the poor to understand that while they might gain some freedom, they will not be able to meet all their needs. If their demands are met partially, it will be a small percentage—two or three percent out of ten. The remaining demands will go unmet, and the government's objectives will also fail."
He concluded by saying, "We do not support the destruction of property if the protest occurs. Our analysis indicates that if this is allowed to start, only divine intervention can stop it. If possible, do not allow the protest to take place. We also advise citizens to pray and wish the country well. Let’s embrace prayer," he emphasized.
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