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TB JOSHUA PROPHESIED ZAMBIA’S HISTORIC AFCON VICTORY (VIDEO INCLUDED)
By Makweembo Manasa
“I know you have a game now which you want to watch,” Joshua began, speaking in a church service televised live on Emmanuel TV, a station very popular across Africa, especially in Zambia. “Today is the final and you want me to talk about it.” Joshua, who similarly predicted Ghana’s historic victory in the 2009 U-20 World Cup, said victory would be for the underdogs.
“Yes, this blessing is for a country you are not expecting; this victory is for a country you are not expecting.” With Ivory Coast going into the match as overwhelming favorites, replete with many Premier League and European stars, it is clear who Joshua was referring to.
Although known for speaking in parables when prophesying, the fact that Joshua was talking about Zambia became even more apparent as he proceeded to explain that God wanted the nation in question to rejoice because of a past tragedy.
“God wants to make them happy because of the victims of what happened to them in the past. Yes, this is joy; everybody will celebrate. That will make them forget about the past record of what happened to the same country… This is a day of forgetting, and dancing!”
The last time Zambia reached the AFCON final in 1994, it was just a year after 18 members of Zambia’s national football team died tragically in a plane crash in Libreville, Gabon. It was an event that shocked the entire nation and wiped out several of their brightest football stars. En route to the final, the current team had spoken of the strength and inspiration they had gained in remembering the tragedy.
Joshua went on to mention a specific incident vital to the outcome of the game, remarkably even stating the precise time it was to occur. “God showed me the first and second halves. In the second half at 25 minutes there is a mistake… Even if you have the opportunity to enter the television where they are playing, you would enter and flog the player, ‘Why didn’t you score this thing?’ ” You will face the goalkeeper and play it out, over the bar. Face to face with the goalkeeper and you now play it outside. Is that not a big mistake? That is the goal that would have given you the Cup. Now, it is taken to the other side.”
The ensuing events seemed to follow in the footprints of the prophet’s declaration, specifically the penalty miss of Ivorian striker Didier Drogba in the 70th minute, the 25th minute of the second half. The Chelsea FC striker ballooned the ball high over the bar, a miss uncharacteristic of the prolific goal-scorer and one that almost certainly cost Ivory Coast victory.
With the game ending goalless, a dramatic penalty shoot-out was to decide the victor. As Zambia’s Stophira Sunzu emphatically scored his team’s match-winning penalty, scenes of chaotic joy rippled across Zambia. The tragic events of 1993 were forgotten as victory against the tournament favorite’s sparked nationwide rejoicing and celebrations that continued far into the night.
Prophet T.B. Joshua is well known in Zambia for his accurate prophetic messages and extensive charitable endeavors. Hundreds of Zambians take a pilgrimage to his church in Lagos, Nigeria on a weekly basis, seeking a miracle from God. Online videos from The SCOAN website show over 100 prophecies Joshua has given relating to worldwide events such as the death of iconic pop star Michael Jackson and the recent fuel protests in his native Nigeria.
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Ba Nkupi
February 14, 2012 at 4:30 pm
ALl countries went through a painful past and all countries were not expected to win. What a clever way to use similarities between the two.
Mama G
February 14, 2012 at 4:30 pm
Those who are asking of IVORIANS loss did it happen in Gabon, libravil as well????????
Matako Ya Nkoko
February 14, 2012 at 4:32 pm
ok guys, i think you all need to cease fire. If you put God so much into these discussions, you cheapen what He is and what He stands for. The problem with todays christianity is trying so much to attribute all events to either God or the Devil. When one dies in a car crash, for example, the pastor thanks God for taking him to heaven, yet his partner who has just survived the same crash also wants to thank God for keeping them safe….!!!! In this case, God loves Zambia above Ivory Coast!!!??? If thats purely the case, i would rather be an Egyptian, more favoured tahn any other African (and when you deeply think with this logic, then the big man upstairs decriminates among His children). And before I go, the true God is Brazillian, since they have won the world cup more often than any other country. This is how worshipping Sun gods, Lunar gods, earth gods, etc started.
Kay
February 14, 2012 at 4:32 pm
Langford, you obviously need an education. Allow me..
Ivory coast has experienced more pain, death, conflict and suffering in the last 20 years than you can ever imagine. So as tragic as the Gabon disaster was, we shud not assume to have the monopoly of tragedy over the Ivorians or anyone else for that matter..
Read Matthew 7:21-23.. A man of God is manifested by teaching and doing what is in God’s word the bible, not by predicting a football match. In fact Jesus said that even false prophets would ‘perform powerful works’, hence the caution to be careful in this regard.
What about all these years we were losing? did we not have God’s favour? were we not God’s children? did God favour other nations mare than us? Do not assume to have a monopoly of wisdom on the basis of believing in everything you hear or see..
Tombwe
February 14, 2012 at 4:38 pm
I agree that God had a hand in us winning the game on Sunday. However stop giving praise to man and give glory to God period!!!!!!!!!!…. TB Joshua, TB Joshua… a mere man, a mortal deserves no praise but only him who is above, the author of all things belongs praise and glory!! we praise Thee Father!!!
Mambala
February 14, 2012 at 4:39 pm
It doesn’t matter what you all say! We’ve had false prophets like this Joshua creature that have ended up having sex with sisters in the church…even brethrens. This man is no different from those. Why weren’t we watching this video all over Zambia the day before the match?Is prophecy something you should conceal? Infact i wouldn’t be surprised to find that he had paid some chaps here to post supporting rubbish so he can have more followers to pay for fuel for his private jet.
feligo
February 14, 2012 at 4:41 pm
Well ladies and gentlemen, I cant help but also make a comment on some of you characters who want to joke with anointed men of God. You can say whatever you wish against sangomas but watch you mouths when you speak ill about men of God.
Yes, the devil even today is working wonders, but that not stop men of God prophesying or speaking the mind of God.We won because God gave the grace to our players to be determined and focused. Bless Zambia
Mary
February 14, 2012 at 4:42 pm
The holy scripture says the word of God is foolishness to those that are persishing. The things of God cannot make sense to those who have deliberately chosen to ignore and continuously refuse to accept salvation so freely given. Jesus said to Nicodemus ” unless a man is born again he CANNOT ENTER THE KINGODOM OF GOD. The grace of God upon Temitope Joshua’s life cannot be grasped or understood by a mind that is carnal. It will appear as foolishness and therefore it will not and cannot be appreciated. It is a sad development and therefore I would just caution those that are laughing at the man for his wonderful propecies, take heed. Read in the old testament what happened to those children who laughed at the prophet Elisha.
Thomas
February 14, 2012 at 4:50 pm
People please let’s give respect to prophet T.B JOSHUA. He is a true prophet sent by our Lord JESUS. I have never seen such a great prophet for this generation. We thank you JESUS for prophet T.B JOSHUA and may you be with him forever and ever amen
Mambala
February 14, 2012 at 4:53 pm
Foolish is am man that respect’s cash solicitors like Moron Joshua
Caven Masuku
February 14, 2012 at 4:55 pm
God is great! He can fortell the past, present and future through his choosen people. Anything that God would have spoken through a prophet if that come to pass that is a clear sign that God have spoken and the prophet is a true one. TB Joshua is a man of God and a true prophet. I respect the Almight God! he is good to me every day. Am happy for Zambia that they won the game. It was because of God’s favour. Mwari mukuru! uNkulunkulu mkhulu bo!
Umupandapwiti
February 14, 2012 at 4:56 pm
@blessings you are so brain washed you can even forget your name. How do you put so much trust in man. I only need to believe in Jesus to get salvation. Elo muli bapuba.
SKEPTICO
February 14, 2012 at 5:15 pm
GREAT! TB SEEMS TO HAVE A DIRECT LINE TO THE ‘OVERSEER’.I ALSO WANT TO JOIN THE MASSES OF THE DELUDED.SINCE YOU KNOW WHO IS GOING TO WIN THE WORLD CUP IN 2014, I WANT TO SEE MY BETTING AGENT AND BET ALL MY LIFE SAVINGS ON THE WINNER-I INTEND TO LAUGH ALL THE WAY TO COPA CABANA. THANKS TO TB!
Mack
February 14, 2012 at 5:18 pm
T.B Joshua is a man of God. The prophecy about Zambians’ victory came to be real. No more comments but ALL GLORY TO GOD ALMIGHTY
Rent-a-Prophet @ Wanyafye Tigers dot Com
February 14, 2012 at 5:29 pm
Man of god, please predict also when my country will have flyover bridges and ring roads and highways like N1 (RSA) and M6 (UK). Predict when my relatives will stop using pit latrines and flush after every relieving. Peace be with you.
Responsible Citizen
February 14, 2012 at 5:34 pm
FOLKS-BELIEVE ONLY IN THE NAME OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST THAT IS ALL. NOT ANYBODY.
GOD BLESS YOU
usiya
February 14, 2012 at 5:44 pm
To God be the glory, congratulations to the chipolopolo boys what a great way to honour the team we lost in 93
Mazambani
February 14, 2012 at 5:45 pm
MWATA the video could have been shot any time and posted after winning. Death does not select and any one can die at any time. The problem i see here is that people are believing in a man and not GOD. Everything has its appointed time and space and therefore when it happens let no man confuse you.
We have been participating all this time to win the trophy who is that one that should tell me that someone predicted the victory. Do not fear when you see these things they are all meant to pass and become history just like you and me are dust and clay from which we eventually return too.
FEAR GOD AND GIVE HIM GLORY FOR HE HAS HIS APPOINTED TIME AND NOT MAN.
Mungeli
February 14, 2012 at 5:46 pm
This guy is a total scam! BS!
Rent-a-Prophet @ Wanyafye Tigers dot Com
February 14, 2012 at 5:52 pm
A prophet, who applies MAC number 26 powder, can predict that duh duh duh duh ad lib to fade……
casper
February 14, 2012 at 5:58 pm
All these guys who are writing shit about The Man of God TB Joshua are CURSED,period…!
WALKING RAZOR
February 14, 2012 at 6:01 pm
uyu ni ng’anga chabe, just like that sangoma in southafrica. Infact the sangoma is even better bcoz he predicted just when the Afcon started
I am
February 14, 2012 at 6:04 pm
We definately won the cup, what else do we need. He is the prophet quiet alright,but bra bra bra.
supercut
February 14, 2012 at 6:09 pm
T.B JOSHUA IS A MAN OF GOD, WHY SAYING BAD THING ON HIM JUST BECAUSE HE PROPHISED THAT THE COUNTRY WHICH WILL WIN ARE JKNOWN TO BE UNDERDOGS
Umuchenchebele
February 14, 2012 at 6:10 pm
That’s what we call divination. Ukubukaaaa!!!!
Abengi bakeshila mwishina lyandi and perform wonders yet mukati mimbulu….
pervin
February 14, 2012 at 6:21 pm
touch not my anointed ones says Almighty God ,if pipo have got a problem with the men of God dare not to say anything bad against them bcoz God will sort you out,
BJC
February 14, 2012 at 6:30 pm
Ladies & Gentlemen stop messing around with the man of God. If you have got nothing to comment on this prophesy you better shut that big month of yours.
John
February 14, 2012 at 6:30 pm
We thank God in Jesus name. Zambian
zoro4thepipo
February 14, 2012 at 6:55 pm
There is no prophet of God who draws glory to himself, otherwise such a one is FALSE!!! And pipo should know that whatever God wants to say to us is written in His Word. The Word of God is complete, what man just does now is to interpret Scripture and speak from there. Not ifya ma prophecies/dreams or visions!!!
sugzo
February 14, 2012 at 7:17 pm
pipo,you have eyes but u can’t see,ears but u can’t hear,take time to listen to the humble MAN OF GOD T.B JOSHUA,u will belive.may God forgive and deliver u pipo for speaking ill of T.B Joshua.Amen.
Damn Not Guilty
February 14, 2012 at 7:43 pm
This guy is evil.The Bible shows that evil spirits and fortune tellers work together-Acts 16:16-18.He is misleading people,those who believe in this man God will punish them.
e-mac
February 14, 2012 at 8:17 pm
man can be so funny. he’d prefer to honour predictions made by the animal called OCTOPUS and FORTUNE TELLERS which is prohibited in the bible. AND when a man of God stands up to speak the deep things of God, man becomes uncomfortable. PLEASE STOP SPEAKING ABOMINABLE WORDS ANGAIST THE MAN OF GOD OR YOU’L END UP FIGHTING GOD.
believe7
February 14, 2012 at 8:24 pm
what spiritual benefit is that prophesy pipo of God,i beg to be corrected,be careful!
Ncchima Manuel
February 14, 2012 at 8:35 pm
Let us be realistic here. Ivorians have under gone more sufferings than us, thanks to their leaders. Though we lost our countrymen (painful) it would be folly to use that as a yardstick. Yes we follow men of God but we should be rational abt it. Witches can easily foretell the future, those who r posessed easily do that (ingulu). Where do we stand?
father chalilowa
February 14, 2012 at 8:35 pm
Boolshit. I knew a month ago that Zambia was winning. Nigerian crook.
oxmos
February 14, 2012 at 9:12 pm
kwena niwe “matako ya nkoko” you will never understand God with your tiny head niether will i!!! God can favor even a criminal like barnabas to be free for the sake of the righteous. he can also reward his children freedom at his time,like it happened to the isrealites,read your bible iwe matako ya nkoko!!! zambia was given this trophy by God,if you see emanuel tv you may know God
oxmos
February 14, 2012 at 9:18 pm
@ rent… you are cursed read my words you are cursed….
Colonel Gaddafi
February 14, 2012 at 9:19 pm
The sangoma got it ryt…
Nt to say am a devil worshiper.. Coz em sayd whn the tournament jus began…
Nd nt after the final like TBJ..
Thomases
February 14, 2012 at 9:27 pm
WE THANK GOD FOR THIS VICTORY!! THIS WAS A GOD GIVEN VICTORY AND WE COMMEND THE MINISTRY OF SENIOR PROPHET TB JOSHUA IN GODS HANDS SO THAT GOD MAY CONTINUE TO USE HIM MIGHTLY… LONG LIVE ZAMBIA!!
nation of thieves
February 14, 2012 at 9:28 pm
I can see how brain washed human beings have become. a useless prophesy will always come from a crooked prophet. TB Joshua is a crook “PERIOD”! How can you be Worshiping mortal man? Tell me how many cows did Jesus have?
Mambala
February 14, 2012 at 9:36 pm
Tuberculosis Joshua Chi kala buzz off with your demonism. Who doesnt know that demons, fortune tellers, sorceresses no tukote utuloshi utwapusanapusana can predict…even octopusses… I diot! All those can do the demonic shi t. We’ve read the scriptures and we know that God doesn’t use prophets anymore. Nkesaipaya ilomba lyobe nga naisa ku Naija tukakumone!
CHISAMBA LUNGU
February 14, 2012 at 9:45 pm
KEY WORDS IN THE PROPHECY BELIEVE IT OR NOT “THE COUNTRY NOT EXPECTED TO WIN” NOW DID ANYONE OTHER THAN ZAMBIANS EXPECT TO WIN! “THE MISTAKE IN THE SECOND HALF” IN THE FIRST PLACE THAT WAS NOT A PENALTY, TO BALOON THAT BALL! TO BE HONEST I HAVE NOT FOLLOWED THIS MAN BUT BY THIS PROPHECY AND THE COMMENTS AGAINST THE MAN, IT REMINDS OF THE WAY CHRIST WAS REJECTED. IF IT IS IN THIS GENERATION WE COULD STILL HAVE REJECTED HIM, ESPECACIALLY THAT KNOWLEDGE HAS INCREASED, WE QUESTION EVERYTHING!
Pragmatist 2012
February 14, 2012 at 10:13 pm
You mean prediction by guesing is prophesy? I pragmatist 2012, formerly pragmatist 2011 have made a number of correct predictions on this and other sites. Have I proclaimed myself a prophet? No. All discenment and insight searching are preserves of the All Mighty God. He alone is the Omniscient. He alone is the Omnipresent. He alone is the Omnipotent. Let not a walkling mortal deceive you by cunning behaviour based on psychological warfare.
There are many people including myself who made accurate predictions as to the outcome of matches between rival teams in the just ended AFCON. Why drawing the attention to one TB Joshua. Some minds can really be so simple. They can easily be swayed by simple psychological gimmicks.
C.Davies
February 14, 2012 at 10:39 pm
I did not know that there is still so much backwardness in Zambia.In 2012 you can use a computer but you do not have a satellite tv to watch what is happening in the world.A mambala will always be a mambala.
Janet c
February 14, 2012 at 11:24 pm
Tb Joshua, I have two words for you – f@£”k off!
hate bias
February 14, 2012 at 11:52 pm
shameless biased defenders of men of god…just the other day a story about a man of god commiting sexual acts with a sheep was published and none of you defended him…defend him aswell…
Cde Jairos Tapfuma
February 15, 2012 at 12:28 am
That is not a prophesy. It is a prediction.
Cde Jairos Tapfuma
February 15, 2012 at 12:38 am
There is nothing spiritual about that prediction. it’s all fiction like we see in their Nigerian movies…
Diaspora
February 15, 2012 at 3:09 am
Gosh where was this Video when I needed it. I was panicking watching them penalties
chela
February 15, 2012 at 4:40 am
what else can we say to this things….. nothing.but we say to God be the Glory,Honour, power and Authority
for his love stand forever.