#255 | Blessing Nigeria, Freedom For Nigeria

I saw a big, huge tree with eyes, ears, a mouth, and a nose. I had the impression that the tree was sad. When I walked past the tree, it started crying, saying,

“No one loves me.”

I paused and looked at the tree—one part of it was dead, and I wondered how and why.

Then I saw Pastor, dressed like a farmer but in a civilized way. He said,

“This tree is suffering from depression, despair, rejection, and poverty”.

He explained that these were a result of things people had said. He pointed out that the tree represented Nigeria.

Then he said I should look up to the sky. I looked, and saw a cloud, but it was thick and black. Pastor said the dark cloud represented curses accumulated by the citizens of Nigeria. He added that we need a lot of pure incense to push out the dark cloud.

Then I saw groups of people dressed like soldiers, though a few were not. These people, including Pastor and I, started singing:

“We bless you, Nigeria! We love you, Nigeria!”

The tree started crying, and I had the impression that the country was being delivered from the spirit of depression.

As we kept blessing the tree, I saw smoke going up, trying to push out the dark cloud, but it seemed the dark cloud was stronger. So, we needed more people to bless the country.

Others eventually joined and also blessed the country, and the dark clouds began to part.

As we kept singing, Pastor held the tree and rebuked the spirit of poverty. The tree kept crying, and I saw the dead part of the tree being healed.

7th July 2025
Sis. S
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