Koinonia founder says he saw an unnamed senior politician being buried, but did not identify the individual or give a timeframe.
Apostle Joshua Selman, founder of Eternity Network International, popularly known as Koinonia, has claimed that he received a revelation concerning the death of a high-ranking Nigerian politician.
Selman reportedly made the statement during a prayer session for people facing health challenges on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
According to the remarks attributed to the cleric, he said he had seen a senior politician in Nigeria dying and people gathering for the burial.
“I’m not a prophet of doom and I wish I didn’t have to say this but I’m seeing a high-ranking politician in this nation. His time is up. I’m seeing him going. I’m seeing people gather to bury the person,” he was quoted as saying.
Selman said he initially struggled with whether to make the revelation public but eventually decided to disclose what he claimed to have seen.
He said the purpose of making the statement was not to celebrate the death of the politician or cause fear among Nigerians.
Selman Says Family Should Be Prepared
The preacher said he wanted the alleged revelation to serve as a warning and preparation for the politician’s family.
According to the remarks attributed to him, Selman said the disclosure was intended to help prepare the family emotionally and spiritually for what he described as an approaching event.
“The reason why we announce this is not because we rejoice over whatever it is that is happening. It’s so that God will comfort the family, one, and then prepare the heart,” he said.
He further stated: “But there’s nothing that can be done. It’s time. It’s over.”
The statement has generated significant reactions online, with social media users attempting to identify the politician referred to by the cleric.
However, Selman did not disclose the person’s name, political position, age, location or any other identifying detail.
Politician Remains Unidentified
The identity of the politician remains unknown based on the remarks provided.
Selman also did not specify when the alleged death would occur.
Consequently, claims circulating online about the possible identity of the politician are speculation and should not be presented as established fact.
The statement itself is a religious claim attributed to Selman. There is no independently verifiable evidence in the supplied report establishing that the alleged vision predicts an actual death.
The report also does not establish that any particular Nigerian politician is currently facing a life-threatening situation.
‘I Don’t Prophesy To Impress’
Selman rejected the suggestion that his decision to make the statement was motivated by a desire for attention.
“I don’t prophesy to impress. I don’t have that time for all those games,” he was quoted as saying.
He added that the message had remained strongly on his mind, contributing to his decision to share it publicly.
The cleric’s comments have since become a subject of discussion across social media platforms, particularly because he did not identify the politician involved.
No Independent Verification
The alleged revelation has not been independently verified.
The supplied report states that TrackNews Online could not establish the identity of the politician or independently verify Selman’s account of the alleged vision.
There is also no specific timeframe attached to the claim.
Until further information emerges directly identifying the individual or providing verifiable circumstances surrounding the statement, the identity of the politician remains unknown.
The development is therefore being reported as a claim made by the cleric, rather than as a verified prediction or confirmation of an impending death.







