2026: Pastor Adeboye Releases New Year Prophecies

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 2026: Pastor Adeboye Releases New Year Prophecies

Lagos, Nigeria — 


The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has unveiled his prophetic declarations for the year 2026.

Pastor Adeboye released the prophecies during the church’s annual Crossover Service, held at the RCCG Redemption Camp along the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway.

According to the revered cleric, the year 2026 will bring noticeable improvements globally and within Nigeria, particularly in areas of opportunity, economic stability, and reduced hardship.

General Prophecies for 2026

Pastor Adeboye stated that:

The year 2026 will be more remarkable than 2025.

The metaphorical “wind” that began blowing in 2024 will continue with greater intensity.

There will be more opportunities, breakthroughs, victories, and successes, with fewer failures compared to the previous year.

Many testimonies in 2026 will begin with the phrase: “God remembered me at last.”

Prophecies Concerning Nigeria

Focusing on Nigeria, Pastor Adeboye declared that:

There will be a reduction in hunger across the nation.

Small and Medium-Scale Enterprises (SMEs) will experience renewed growth and expansion.

A reversal of the JAPA trend will occur, as many Nigerians who relocated abroad will return home.

International Outlook

On the global stage, the RCCG leader revealed that:

The likelihood of a major global war is lower in 2026 than in 2025.

Weather patterns will largely resemble those of the previous year, although there is a possibility of a few major hurricanes.

The prophecies have generated widespread reactions among church members and the general public, as many look ahead to the new year with renewed hope and expectation.

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  1. Anonymous3 January 2026 at 14:59

    O h my God. Thank you Jesus. Indeed this man claimed not to be a Prophet but he is very humble SERVANT . adullam36@gmail.com

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