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How Prophet Samuel Akinbodunse Foretold ANC’s Loss Of Majority In South Africa Election—-The general overseer of Freedom For All Nations Outreach (FANO) is currently being celebrated after accurately foretelling the outcome of South Africa parliamentary election which took place last week.

The election, described as historic, saw the ruling party, ANC, which has been in power for thirty years losing a majority for the first time. The party which has always had more than 50% threshold struggled to have 40% and now has to meet other parties for coalition talk.

This is in fulfillment of the prophecy of Prophet Samuel Akinbodunse which he shared many months before the election. The prophet revealed that the election would be dramatic and was going to be different from every other election that has been held in South Africa.

He warned ANC to seek the face of God to avoid being pushed out of the seat of power. He warned the leadership of the party to genuinely seek God.

These were his words:

These were his words:

‘’South Africa, your upcoming election will be very dramatic and it’s going to be a different election from all other elections that I have ever seen in the history of South Africa. ANC should go and seek the face of God and genuinely go to God.

This is not the time to consult ancestors, ANC must return back to the origin of their party. ANC is God’s own party but God has left the party. My eyes opened in my prayers and I saw three quarter of ANC flag in the realm of the spirit out of the house of power and they were trying to push the flag in but I don’t know what was resisting the flag from going inside.’’

As he foretold, the current state of South Africa’s politics has confirmed the prophecy of the prophet.

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Serie A Monday Fixtures Postponed Following Death Of Pope Francis

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Serie A Monday Fixtures Postponed Following Death Of Pope Francis
Italy’s top-flight soccer league Serie A has postponed all of Monday’s fixtures following the death of Pope Francis.
Pope Francis, the first Latin American leader of the Roman Catholic Church and a lifelong soccer fan has died, the Vatican said in a video statement on Monday.
He was 88, and had survived a serious bout of double pneumonia.
“Following the passing of His Holiness, Lega Nazionale Professionisti Serie A can confirm that today’s league games in Serie A and Primavera 1 have been postponed,” the league said in a statement.
“The date of the rearranged fixtures will be announced in due course.”

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Pope Francis Fought For ‘Just, Peaceful, Compassionate World’ – EU Chief

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Pope Francis Fought For ‘Just, Peaceful, Compassionate World’ – EU Chief—-European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Pope Francis would be remembered for his efforts to build “a more just, peaceful and compassionate world.”

“Today, the world mourns the passing of Pope Francis,” von der Leyen wrote on X, shortly after the Vatican announced the pontiff’s death at the age of 88.

“He inspired millions, far beyond the Catholic Church, with his humility and love so pure for the less fortunate,” she continued.

“My thoughts are with all who feel this profound loss.

“May they find solace in the idea that Pope Francis’ legacy will continue to guide us all toward a more just, peaceful and compassionate world.”

Roberta Metsola, president of the European Parliament, said Francis’ “contagious smile captured millions of people’s hearts across the globe.”

“‘The People’s Pope’ will be remembered for his love for life, hope for peace, compassion for equality & social justice.

“May he rest in peace,” Metsola wrote on X.

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