Religion

Apostle Johnson Suleman ‘commands’ Russia-Ukraine war to stop

Popular Nigerian Televangelist, Apostle Johnson Suleman has commanded the ongoing hostilities between Russia and Ukraine to stop.
Suleman during his early morning prayer show Wonders Without Number mentioned that the target is not the Ukraine but he won’t mention the country so that patriots of that country will not begin to panic.
The Russia-Ukrainian War is an ongoing armed conflict that began in February 2014, primarily involving Russia and pro-Russian forces on one hand, and Ukraine on the other.
However the Clergy assures the domicile of Ukraine that he has been praying for them even before now and he trusts God to do a swift turnaround.
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