The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has released his prophecies for the year 2026, declaring that the new year will be more remarkable than 2025, with improvements in welfare, opportunities and testimonies of divine intervention.
Pastor Adeboye delivered the prophecies during the church’s annual Cross Over Service held at the RCCG Camp along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, where worshippers gathered to usher in the new year with prayers and thanksgiving.
According to the cleric, the wind of change that began in 2024 will continue to blow more strongly in 2026, ushering in increased opportunities and victories for individuals and nations.
“2026 will be more remarkable than 2025,” Adeboye declared. “The wind that has been blowing since 2024 will continue to blow more strongly than before.”
He prophesied that the year would witness more breakthroughs, successes and victories, with fewer failures compared to the previous year.
Adeboye added that many testimonies in 2026 would begin with the words, “God remembered me at last,” signifying long-awaited divine intervention.
Nigeria: Reduction in hunger, economic growth
Focusing on Nigeria, the RCCG leader said the country would experience a reduction in hunger in 2026, offering hope to millions affected by economic hardship.
He further prophesied that Small and Medium Enterprises, SMEs, would begin to blossom, contributing to economic recovery and job creation across the nation.
In a striking declaration, Adeboye spoke of a “reversed JAPA,” predicting that many Nigerians who left the country in search of better opportunities abroad would begin to return home.
Global outlook: Lower war risk, weather patterns
On the global scene, Adeboye said the likelihood of a major world war in 2026 would be lower than in 2025, offering some relief amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
On weather conditions, he noted that patterns would be similar to those experienced in 2025, while cautioning that there could be a chance of a couple of major hurricanes.
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