2019 presidential election: Anambra native doctor predicts Atiku’s victory at tribunal

Jeff Amechi Agbodo, Onitsha

A traditional medicine practitioner in Nando in Anambra State Chief  Onyeachonam Ofomba, has predicted that the former Vice President and the People’s Democratic Party, (PDP) presidential candidate in the 2019 election, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, will be declared the winner of the election by the election petition tribunal.

Ofomba who said that Atiku has been  destined by God to be the President of Nigeria in this 2019, via the election petition tribunal, adding that “if Atiku is not declared the winner I will resign my traditional medicine practice.”

He disclosed this during this year’s celebration of Onwa Nge festival of Nando community in Anambra East Local Government Area, Anambra State.

He declared that Atiku’s presidency was revealed to him by God through the 1,777  spirits he deals with adding that he (Atiku) is unstoppable in clinching the presidency this year.

Ofomba who is Udenegbaona, Alusi Ndi isiojii nine whiling addressing crowd who thronged the venue where he was personally celebrating the Onwa Nge festival from his throne at Ezi Nando  said: “I am the new servant of the new covenant; I deal with 1777 spirits.

“Alhaji Atiku Abubakar will be president of Nigeria this year via the presidential election tribunal and to assure you that he will emerge victorious and will be declared winner, I will resign my traditional medicine practice if what I am saying fails.

“I will make it known to the world through the electronic and print media that I have resigned if this prophecy fails to stand.

“I said it before the election that Atiku will be president of Nigeria and he must be the president this year. The 2019 presidential election was marred with electoral illegalities which prevented Atiku from having outright victory and so the court will do the needful by giving him his stolen mandate as destined by God because God and human have hatred for Buhari for forsaking them.

“It is time for Buhari to leave the seat. He is doing what he is doing because he feels he has monopoly of power,” Ofomba declared.