Police say they have begun reviewing videos of prophecies by acclaimed men of God on the night of December 31st, 2021, to ascertain whether there were doom prophecies capable of causing fear and panic.
In a statement, police also said their directive against doom prophecies that have the tendency to cause fear and panic or put people’s lives in danger, was not limited to 31st December only but should be always adhered to.
In the lead up to the 31st December watch night services, police cautioned against the usual doom prophecies about the death of celebrities and persons of high status in society.
Police say such prophecies cause emotional distress to groups and people and cause fear and panic in society.
Due to this, many popular ‘prophets’ scaled back on their traditional 31st-night doom predictions -- a situation that earned the police a lot of praise.
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However, in a statement dated January 6, 2022, police said they have received videos of pastors making questionable prophecies on the night of 31st December.
“Police have begun analysing these videos to ascertain whether any of them is in breach of the laws of the country and anybody found culpable will be put before the court,” the statement emphasised.
