Jonathan Reveals The Man Who Prophesied His Emergence As President

Jonathan Reveals The Man Who Prophesied His Emergence As President

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has revealed that late Kenyan President Kenneth Kaunda predicted his election as President of Nigeria in 2006.

Jonathan made the revelation in a speech delivered on Saturday at the 2nd Kenneth Kaunda Memorial Public Lecture in Pretoria, South Africa.

‘Kenneth Kaunda’s Lessons For Humanity’ is the title.

Kaunda, also known as KK, died on June 17, 2021, after serving as Zambia’s first President from 1964 to 1991.

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Jonathan stated this in a statement made available to journalists in Abuja on Sunday.

He stated that, despite being the Governor of Bayelsa State at the time, he never dreamed of becoming Nigeria’s President.

He recalled inviting Kaunda to the state during his tenure as Governor of Bayelsa in 2006 because of their shared interest in HIV/AIDS prevention.

He remembered Kaunda’s impressive pace at the symbolic Three Arms Walk for HIV/AIDS on the streets of Yenagoa, when he was 82 years old.

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“My political journey was not the one which attracted much attention from spiritual leaders and seers because many then could not see me playing notable roles in the national affairs of my country, since I was not active in partisan politics back then.

“However, I must say it now that Kaunda in the early days of my political career, captured my political trajectory to the presidency in an accurate prophetic revelation that has continued to amaze me till this day.

“In 2006 when Kaunda had ended his visit to us in Yenagoa and was returning to Zambia, I remember seeing him off to the Port Harcourt Airport in neighbouring Rivers State.

“As he stood up and was about to board a vehicle that would convey him to the aircraft, he turned back and said to me, ‘young man, you will be the president of this country one day.’

“Myself and my Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Amb. Boladei Igali, who was with me, simply looked at each other in amazement, because the presidency was never in our dreams, at that time.

“Farfetched as these words seemed to me then, I later saw his prophecy fulfilled in my life within a decade.

“So I can say that KK was the man who saw tomorrow as it related then to my political future and fortune, as I eventually became the President of my country,” Jonathan said.