Apostle Joshua Selman, founder of Eternity Network International (Koinonia Global), has sparked reactions online after claiming that he received a revelation concerning the death of a high-ranking politician in Nigeria.
Selman reportedly shared the revelation during a prayer session for people dealing with health challenges on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
According to the cleric, he saw a prominent politician “going” and people gathering to bury the individual.
“I’m not a prophet of doom and I wish I didn’t have to say this but I’m seeing a high-ranking politician in this nation. His time is up. I’m seeing him going. I’m seeing people gather to bury the person,” Selman said.
He explained that he initially struggled with whether to make the revelation public but said he eventually felt compelled to speak about it.
Selman added that his intention was not to celebrate anyone’s death but to prepare and comfort the family of the politician.
“The reason why we announce this is not because we rejoice over whatever it is that is happening. It’s so that God will comfort the family, one, and then prepare the heart,” he said.
The cleric further stated that he was not making the declaration to gain attention or impress anyone, adding that he felt strongly compelled to share what he claimed to have seen.
However, Selman did not reveal the identity of the politician, the person’s political position or when the alleged event would occur.
The statement has since generated discussions and speculation on social media, with some Nigerians trying to determine who the cleric was referring to.
It is important to note that Selman’s statement is a reported prophetic claim and does not independently establish that any particular Nigerian politician is facing imminent death. No specific politician has been identified in connection with the revelation.
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