His Grace, Prophet Ekong Ituen, renowned for many accurate prophecies in the Nigerian political space, has justified the main reason he usually gives prophecies to prominent Nigerians and public figures. He explained that it’s because they are known to the public and easily identifiable whenever he mentioned their names.
Prophet Ituen emphasized that he is completely apolitical and belongs to no party; he sees himself as a spiritual father to all.
When asked if his prophecies are for prominent Nigerians alone? he responded, “This is absolutely untrue. Let me clarify that the primary reason I give prophecies to politicians and prominent Nigerians is not because of their fame or wealth, but because they are known to the public and easily identifiable whenever their names are mentioned.”
“I also make sure that the gift of prophecy in me benefits the masses and poor Nigerians who seeks my help. For instance, in my Ministry if I mention the names of those I minister to, nobody will know. It’s not limited to the prominent individuals alone”.
He further emphasized his neutrality, saying, “I have no party affiliation. I am neutral and a spiritual father to all. I prophesy what I see in the spiritual realm irrespective of political parties or religion.
As a messenger of God Almighty, my responsibility is to convey messages from God to Humanity and Nations, to bless and ensure the well-being of my spiritual children globally.'”
Regarding why he manifests more on prophecy than other known spiritual gifts, Prophet Ituen explained, “It is just one of the many gifts deposited in me by God”
Prophet Ituen also disagreed with the notion that he focuses more on political prophecies, stating, “This is not true because, over the years, I have, by the special grace of God, predicted many events outside the political environment that have come to pass. If you review the records, you will confirm the accuracy of my statements’.
For instance, in the area of insecurity, as published in –
Daily Sun-July 27, 2011.
Sunday Independent- July 3, 2011, and Saturday Vanguard-March 19, 2011, refers.”