The Presiding Bishop of Royal Light Cathedral Faith Hill Prophetic Assembly, Bishop Justice Great O. Itomo, JP, has released what he describes as a “Prophetic Red Alert” for the period spanning August to December 2026, outlining a series of predictions concerning Nigeria’s political landscape, the economy, education, security and international affairs.
In the prophetic message, released on July 30, 2026, the Abuja-based cleric called on Nigerians to remain prayerful and vigilant, stressing that divine revelations are intended to prepare God’s people and inspire intercession rather than fear. His message touched on a wide range of issues, including anticipated changes in the leadership of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), possible flooding in several states, political developments ahead of the 2027 general elections, economic prospects, travel safety, presidential appointments and rising geopolitical tensions abroad.
According to Bishop Itomo, the revelations serve as a spiritual call for both individuals and the nation to seek God’s intervention, expressing confidence that through prayer, many adverse situations can be averted while positive prophecies are brought to fruition.
JEREMIAH 33:3
“Call to me and I will answer you and tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know.” — Jeremiah 33:3
PROPHETIC RED ALERT FOR AUGUST 2026
By God’s Servant, Bishop Justice Great O. Itomo, JP; Presiding Bishop, Royal Light Cathedral Faith Hill Prophetic Assembly at Km 30, Kaduna–Gurara Expressway, Bwari, Abuja
Bishop Justice Great O. Itomo has released what he describes as a prophetic outlook covering the period from August to December 2026. According to the cleric, the revelations are intended to encourage prayer, vigilance, and hope.
Key Prophetic Highlights
- JAMB Headquarters, Bwari, Abuja
According to the bishop, he foresaw an atmosphere of celebration at the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) headquarters in Bwari, Abuja, with people dressed in white T-shirts and face caps welcoming a new Registrar. He said the incoming official would receive a warm reception.
- New Leadership at JAMB
The bishop stated that the new Registrar would introduce a fresh administrative structure, oversee staff promotions, and embark on a comprehensive overhaul of the examination body’s operations.
- 2027 JAMB Examination
He further declared that the 2027 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) would be more favourable to many candidates than in previous years.
- Flood Warning (August–September 2026)
Bishop Itomo said he foresaw severe flooding affecting several parts of Nigeria, including Lagos, Niger, Kogi, Bauchi, Adamawa, Edo and other states. He called on Nigerians to pray for divine protection and for authorities to remain vigilant.
- Political Tension (August–December 2026)
The cleric also claimed to have seen heightened political activities leading to tension in parts of northern Nigeria, including violent protests, the destruction of properties worth billions of naira, and resistance to the sitting President during campaign activities.
- Prayer for Safe Travels
The bishop urged believers to pray earnestly for divine protection over everyone travelling by air, road and water throughout August 2026, asking God to avert accidents, air disasters and marine mishaps.
According to him, “God reveals to redeem, not to destroy.”
- Presidential Appointments (August–September 2026)
He also declared that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu would make fresh appointments, with many unexpected Nigerians emerging as beneficiaries.
- Economic Outlook (August–December 2026)
Bishop Itomo expressed optimism that the prices of food, fuel and transportation would decline during the period, bringing some relief to Nigerians.
- International Affairs
On the global scene, the bishop said he foresaw escalating tensions involving Iran and the United States, warning that the conflict could intensify and result in significant loss of lives and extensive destruction of property.
Prayer
“May the Lord Almighty intervene in the affairs of our nation, Nigeria. May He preserve lives, grant peace, restore hope and establish His divine purpose in our land. Amen.”
