Popular Nollywood actor, Desmond Elliot was pictured recently at a celestial church. Desmond Elliot visits Celestial church after death prophecy.
The reason for his visit may not be far from the ill prophecy of death by a Nigerian pastor, Celestine Michael.
Recall that recently, the pastor came up with a news that Elliot’s life is in danger.
He said he saw people mourning Elliot’s death.
The Pastor, whose church is yet unknown, said God revealed this to him in a trance.
He called for prayers for the actor cum politician.
Pastor Michael claims to have seen people mourning the actor’s death in a trance.
He made the revelation known on his Facebook Timeline.
Here’s what he wrote:
“While praying on some issues on the mount this morning, I fell into a trance like it happens most times I pray.
Desmond Elliot visits Celestial church after death prophecy
“I saw some persons mourning Desmond Elliot the Nollywood actor, scriptwriter and movie producer now turned politician.
“Please family join me pray that no evil agenda succeeds over him and his family.
“The Lord show him mercy anywhere he missed it, cause him to know his God and fulfill divine purpose.
“Remember God reveals to redeem,” the Pastor added.
Elliot is no doubt a renowned actor and strong public figure in Nigeria.
The 43-year-old has starred in over two hundred films and a number of television shows and soap operas.
In the 11 April 2015 General Elections, he was elected as a lawmaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Surulere Constituency.
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Elliot won his bid defeating Bayo Smith, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
The father of four, who did not respond to the revelation by Pastor Michael, was seen at a Celestial Church of Christ Ayilara Parish, Surulere area of Lagos State.
The pictures of Elliot kneeling before a pastor, was shared by the celestial church on Instagram.
The photo was captioned, “That’s Sup. Evang. Prophet Samuel O. Oshodi presenting him with some special gift…
“Halleluyah o!”
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