Controversial preacher, Eliud Wekesa, popularly known as Yesu Wa Tongaren, has issued a dire prophecy claiming that a powerful storm will strike Kenya, preventing citizens from voting in upcoming elections.

In an exclusive interview with The Daily Whistle, the self-proclaimed ‘god’ asserted that the country is heading into apocalyptic times and urged people to turn away from sin.

“A great event is about to unfold in Kenya, one that will prevent citizens from casting their votes,” Wekesa declared.

“When God’s appointed time comes, everything happens contrary to human expectations because people have refused to obey Him.”

The preacher further warned that the storm would last for seven days, leaving many Kenyans in shock.

“This trial that will befall Kenya will be comparable to an earthquake. It will shake the nation for seven days and will result in the people being unable to vote. When it happens, people will realize that Yesu had foreseen this event early on,” he proclaimed.

Wekesa also hinted at significant political shifts, suggesting that some leaders would be stripped of their authority following the storm.

“There will be a mysterious tower in Nairobi that will amaze Kenyans… and some rulers will only govern for a short while, while others will lose their power,” he added.

The preacher has made several bold prophecies in the past, often attracting public debate and scrutiny.

His latest claim has sparked a wave of reactions, with some followers expressing concern while others remain skeptical.

As the nation approaches the next election season, Wekesa’s prophecy adds to an already charged political climate, with many waiting to see whether his apocalyptic warning will come to pass or fade like previous predictions.