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Delta State Will Boom Economically In 2026 – Akpata
By Ambrose Ologide
Renowned cleric, Senior Prophet Dr Augustine Akpata JP of St Akpata New Jerusalem Church of God Divine Order International has prophesied that Delta State will boom economically in 2026.
This is one of his prophetic projections for the year 2026 which he disclosed to our correspondent in an exclusive media chat at the Effurun branch of the church on Tuesday, 16th December, 2025.
The Evwreni, Ughelli North Local Government Area born cleric known for his accurate prophetic projections however urged Deltans to pray against inter ethnic crisis that will affect the peace in Delta State in 2026.
He also called on religious leaders to pray against a strange ailment that will cause deaths in 2026.
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Akpata called for prayers against issues that will cause political confusion in Nigeria in the coming year. Senior Prophet Dr Augustine Akpata JP called on Nigerians to pray against deaths of religious and political leaders in 2026.
He called for prayers against a conflict that will cause war between Nigeria and another African country that could further spread internationally.
The biological son of late Arch-Bishop J.O . JP ( blessed memory) further called the church to pray the Nigerian Army Forces to conquer bandits who have planned major Nigerian cities such as Abuja in the year 2026.
Akpata however wrapped up his prophetic projections with the assurance that with fervent prayers by religious leaders, the unpleasant prophetic projections could be averted.
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