How Uganda’s Prophet Mboye predicted sweeping protests over Nevalny’s Death

The prophet predicted the recent wave of pro-west protests in Russia over the past week, which resulted in security operatives reacting strongly with mass arrests, especially in urban centres.

The protests we sparked by the death of Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny who died in a remote penal colony last week.

Early last month, Mboye warned of a looming pro-west uprising within Russia but from the West.

Mboye told the faithful on January 2nd that he had had a vision of a Western-instigated uprising crafted from within the Russian borders.

“I remember while in prayer my eyes saw Russia; I saw an influx of Western influence. I witnessed a planned insurrection by the West from within Russia,” he said.

“Although Russia seems like a hardcore nation that cannot be easily penetrated, you will see a huge pro-west uprising right from within, almost too hard to contain and there will be a lot of hits and efforts trying to put it out.”

Just over a month later, on February 16, Navalny was pronounced dead by the Russian Federal Penitentiary Service. He was serving a 19-year prison sentence in corrective colony FKU IK-3 in the village of Khap in the Russian Arctic.

The federal prison service said that Navalny, 47, fell unconscious and died on Friday after a walk at the “Polar Wolf” Arctic penal colony.

The news was met with sweeping priests starting in St Petersburg, and other cities in Russia, as well as around the world.

The government security authorities reacted with a clampdown on protests, arresting over 400 in the next 24 hours.

World leaders mostly from the West led the outpouring of condemnation, calling for President Vlamir Putin to be held accountable for the death.

“Russian authorities are going to tell their own story. But make no mistake. Make no mistake, Putin is responsible for Navalny's death,” said US President Joe Biden.

Others including former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and David Cameron called for more sanction measures to be taken against Putin’s government.

Also central to the prophecy was the propping up of a lady by the architects of the insurrection in Russia, and this has turned out to be the Navalny's widow.

In response to international condemnation over Navalny's death, foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova criticized Western countries for having "its conclusions ready". She described foreign leaders' reactions as "absolutely rabid"