“God sent me to tell Nigerians this…” – Bola Aare breaks silence amid insecurity

Veteran gospel singer and evangelist Evangelist Dr Bola Are has called on Christians across Nigeria and abroad to engage in a special 3-day prayer for the country amid rising insecurity and hardship.

The message was shared in a video on her Instagram page, where she said she received a divine instruction concerning Nigeria’s situation.

She said: “My name is Evangelist Dr Bola Are. God sent me to all Christians that are in Nigeria, both home and abroad, to pray between on the 1st, on the 2nd, and on the 3rd of June, quickly, that God should take control of Nigeria. And those people that does it we prosper. And that’s what 2 Chronicles chapter 7, verse 14 says.”

She explained that the prayer sessions are meant to seek national healing and divine intervention, referencing unity, repentance, and God’s promise to heal the land.

Instructions on How the Prayer Should Be Held

She further said the directive was not limited to individuals but includes church leaders and denominations across the country.

“God sent a farmer to me all the way from Iseyin, sent to me that God said he should go and meet me for me to say that God wants all Christians, all planters of churches, all pastors, all evangelists, all prophetesses, all prophets, all archbishops, all bishops… That we should gather together between 1, 2, 3, on the 1st, on the 2nd, on the 3rd of June.”

According to her, the prayers should be held daily between 3pm and 6pm, and there should be no night vigils during the period.

Call for Unity Across All Churches

The gospel minister stressed that the instruction was not about denomination but unity among Christians in Nigeria.

She said: “This is not matter of a denomination. Christian Association of Nigeria, the leader, the president, I’m telling you, God said we should pray for 3 good days. PFN and all denominations in Nigeria, in Christendom, should pray to God of creation.”

She urged bodies such as the Christian Association of Nigeria, Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, and other church groups to participate fully.

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