Amidst the xenophobia attacks that have rocked the African continent over the past one week, Prophet Joshua Iginla, the General Overseer of Champions Royal Assembly, has shut down the country of South Africa with the gospel of Christ with a three-day crusade tagged: “Its Your season.”
The crusade, which took place at the Johannesburg branch of the church, had lots of nationals in attendance, including people from neighbouring African countries, who wanted to witness the raw power of God through the Prophet.
It was a haven of unity where South Africans along with other African nationals forgot about their differences to get healings over their bleeding hearts.
In the course of this crusade, the unusual happened.
The sick were healed, lame walked, blind saw, deliverance occurred, and accuracy of prophetic utterances was evident.
But an insider revealed that South Africans have refused to let go of the Prophet, insisting he stays as the Prophetic General of the nation.
It was learnt Iginla has concluded plans to finally relocate to South Africa with the establishment of another television station, now known as Champions TV, and another City of Wonders.
Furthermore, Joshua Iginla Ministries Facebook account made this announcement moments ago through its Champions Royal Assembly official page to confirm this claim.
“It is with Jesus Joy to announce to you that, it is indeed our Season! Papa Joshua Iginla is here in South Africa permanently… Yes permanently!
“Tell somebody to tell somebody that Ororo master has come to stay.”
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