An old prophecy by celebrity seer Bright about a Big Brother Naija contestant has resurfaced online

The prophecy, which dates back to 2024, mentioned a former housemate whose name starts with “P,” warning that she should pray against impending calamity

Bright recently reposted the old video, adding a caption to emphasise how her earlier prediction aligns with Phyna’s current predicament

Nigerians were taken aback by a new post from celebrity seer, Bright concerning Big Brother Naija star Phyna and her sister’s current condition.

Phyna recently called out a manufacturing group owned by billionaire Aliko Dangote after one of the company’s trucks crushed her sister Ruth’s legs.

Tragically, it was later revealed that Ruth’s left leg had been amputated, with doctors warning that she might also lose her right leg. The heartbreaking news has sparked an emotional outpouring online, with many Nigerians sending prayers for Ruth’s

Amid the public concern, Bright the Seer shared a new post on her page, resurfacing an old prophecy from June 11, 2024. In the clip, she had warned that a Big Brother Naija housemate whose name starts with the letter “P” should pray against a situation that could make her “run helter-skelter.”

The resurfaced prophecy has since triggered conversations online, with many connecting it to Phyna’s current ordeal.

Click to see Bright The Seer’s video here

Bright The Seer’s prophecy about Phyna trends Read some reactions as compiled by Legit below:

@mayoremaar said: “Ma at this point is there no solution to ur prophecy? Can’t u help them to reject it cos as we applaud 👏 u same way it hurt that most of the prophecy nigeria prophet gives is full of heartbreak 💔.”

@steveroyal3040 said: “So all her prophesies have no way to avert them? I tire o. Yet very bold to post that these bad prophesies comes to past.”

@precious_nonso_eze said: “This woman is gradually becoming another VDM, seeing prophecy abt anything and everything.”

@akachukwu_san said: “Why God go Dey show you about bbn when serious problems full country with no solution? Mumu people.”

@lush_chi2 said: ”

@bellaokagbue do you remember this prophecy. I tag you last year when she post this.”

@rosemaryosho said: “Truck drivers, driving very roughly, is not prophesy. It’s common sense. They all drive rough, even here in the US. They drive rough, they cause accidents and they need to be called to order. That shouldn’t be difficult to understand. No be everything be prophesy, abeg.” @nigerianpeterson said: “Now am beginning to believe you. Forgive my ignorance please.”

The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has warned the CEO of AA and R investment groups, Abdullahi Bashir Haske, to pray against the sudden termination of his life.

This was made known in a statement signed by his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, on Friday.

The prophet stated that the business executive has a great future and will do significant things for Nigeria, but he will be fought and implicated except he seeks the face of God.

Primate Ayodele stated that he foresees several security operatives, nationally and internationally, being used to tackle his businesses by people who want him to fail. He urged him to pray for his life not to be cut short.

“Abdullahi Bashir Haske must pray for his life, I see him being implicated even though he has a serious prospect. He will be getting fought by the international community.”

“I also see operatives like DSS, Interpol, DMI, FBI, EFCC fighting him and trying to bring him down at all costs. He needs to seek the face of God so that they won’t make him lose multi-billion dollar projects.”

Primate Ayodele stated that Bashir’s impact will be felt especially in the oil and gas sector, explaining that he has the capacity to build one of the largest refineries in the world and crash the price of fuel to about N400, but people who have seen his future will try to cut it short.

“He has the capacity to turn the oil sector of Nigeria around with one of the largest refineries, which can even crash the price of petrol to N400/Litre. He has the prospect to become a governor in his state, but people with vulture eyes have seen his future and want to destroy his political prospect.”

Furthermore, Primate Ayodele urged him to seek the face of God to survive every attempt against his life, including a plane crash.

“They will fight him in the next two years and see him as a threat; he needs God’s prayers for him to survive. They want to take his life through a plane crash or any other way; he needs serious prayers for his life. He has a lot to offer Nigeria even internationally, but he needs prayers for his life.”

The Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) has issued a strong rebuttal to comments made by Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo regarding the life and ministry of its first General Evangelist, Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola.

In a statement signed by Pastor Ade Alawode, Director of Publicity, CAC, the church said it was “necessary to address your recent statements… for the following three reasons: Scriptural Justification… Clarification of Truth… Defense of Legacy.”

The statement was in response to Fatoyinbo’s viral message in which he reportedly acknowledged that Apostle Babalola was highly anointed but “had no money” and went on to ask sarcastically, “Where are his children?”

Click link to read CAC’s Full Statement

Dear Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo,

Greetings to you in the Name of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.

Ordinarily, we do not respond to social media commentaries or controversies. However, we consider it necessary to address your recent statements, which have been widely circulated on your social media platforms, for the following three reasons:

1. Scriptural Justification — The Bible permits us to respond wisely to folly to prevent arrogance (Proverbs 26:5).

2. Clarification of Truth — To correct the misleading narrative you are promoting about ministry and wealth.

3. Defense of Legacy — To address the inaccurate claims you’ve made regarding the life and ministry of Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola, the first General Evangelist of Christ Apostolic Church.

In one of your trending messages on YouTube, you acknowledged that Apostle Babalola was highly anointed but “had no money”, and then went on to ask sarcastically, “Where are his children?” — a question that was both insensitive and ill-informed.

To equate anointing or ministerial success with material wealth is biblically flawed. The words of Jesus are clear:

“Take heed and beware of covetousness, for one’s life does not consist in the abundance of the things he possesses.” — Luke 12:15.

Yet, your teachings suggest otherwise.

In doing so, you promote what the Bible refers to as Simony — the monetization of spiritual gifts (Acts 8:18–24). The Scriptures do not teach that money is a sign of anointing. Rather, “the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil” (1 Timothy 6:10). Which Bible do you read and preach from?

On the Question of Apostle Babalola’s Children

Ethically speaking, Apostle Babalola had children. Simple arithmetic should help you understand that they would be advanced in age by now — possibly your grandparents’ age. What did you hope to achieve with the mocking question, “Where are the children of Babalola?”

Your statement reflects more on the kind of company you keep, but as a preacher of the Word, shouldn’t your conduct and utterances be guided by Scripture?

Where in the Bible does your brand of prosperity theology originate — one that demeans people for not being wealthy? Isn’t such a message encouraging greed, corruption, and godlessness, especially in a nation already struggling with moral decay?

Setting the Record Straight

For the sake of truth and posterity, let me correct the public misrepresentations you’ve made regarding Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola:

1. Calling
Apostle Babalola was called by God on October 10, 1928, at the age of 24. His ministry spanned Western and Midwestern Nigeria, and extended to the Gold Coast (now Ghana), marked by undeniable signs and wonders.

2. Wealth and Lifestyle
He was blessed — but not materialistic or greedy. He gave lands to the Church, supported the education of many, fed the poor, and lived sacrificially. He housed more people than just his biological children.

When Queen Elizabeth II visited Nigeria in February 1956, Apostle Babalola was among the honored guests. Would a man in rags be granted such recognition by a colonial government? Certainly not.

He was no fundraiser, yet God supplied his needs. His diaries are filled with divine provisions like: “Ipese Olorun loni: £100.00, £50.00…”

He lived in a befitting home, drove one of the best Ford Jeeps of his time, and funded weddings, education, and apprenticeship programs — all without exploiting the pulpit.

3. Family

His children — Mama Eunice Wuraola Ogini and Apeke Adeniyi — are alive, blessed, fulfilled, and quietly serving the Lord in their respective churches. They are not loud, ostentatious, or greedy.

4. Legacy

Apostle Babalola’s anointing impacted generations. More than 66 years after his passing, his legacy continues to inspire and bless countless lives and ministries. That is true impact.

Let me pose a question to you:

When Peter said in Acts 3:6, “Silver and gold I do not have…” — was he still anointed or not?
I leave that for you to ponder.

5. Conclusion

The measure of a believer’s anointing is not in material accumulation, but in sacrificial service.

“For the Kingdom of God is not eating and drinking, but righteousness and peace and joy in the Holy Spirit.” — Romans 14:17.

Jesus taught:

“Whoever desires to be great among you, let him be your servant… just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve.” — Matthew 20:25–28.

Once again,
“Take heed and beware of covetousness, for one’s life does not consist in the abundance of the things he possesses.” — Luke 12:15.

May God give us all the grace to rightly divide the Word of Truth, and to walk in humility, reverence, and godly wisdom.

Pastor Ade ALAWODE (Director of Publicity, Christ Apostolic Church)