Tell Your Sisters Not To Abort The Child

If you aren’t ready to settle down yet, and you aren’t ready to raise a child, then don’t get pregnant.
I have been sent to tell you to inform your younger sisters, if eventually they get pregnant out of wedlock they shouldn’t attempt to abort the child.

As I was looking this morning, I saw one of them trying to abort a child, in the process her womb was removed completely, she became wombless, in that vision she fought to survive, truly I don’t know if she survived, but I ask for mercy to prevail.

Tell your younger sisters if they aren’t ready to nurse a child they shouldn’t play to the point of getting pregnant.

I could still remember years ago, my little friend Catherine came to me she said, “Kanayo, my cousin Amara lost her Dad” I responded, “Tell her to avoid men, she will get pregnant after her Dad’s funeral”, Catherine told her, she replied, “Forget about Kanayo, you know that’s how he used to talk” Catherine met me, we sat talking, she demonstrated what Amara said, both of us melted into laugher.

About two months later, Catherine came back again, smiling she said, “Kanayo Amara is pregnant” I responded, “Tell her to keep the baby, no abortion.”

She was just a teenager, but all the men in the neighborhood knows the way to her hanging bed.
Her mum who introduced her into porn couldn’t absorb it, she took her for abortion, what happened after the abortion was a gory experience, I can’t tell it here.

Some of you after reading this will say in your hearts, that’s how Kanayo used to talk, remember I am a prophetic scribe, God speaks through my writings, I am just a messenger.

I don’t beg people to believe, my place is to deliver the message, nothing else, it’s incumbent of the Spirit of God to convince people to believe or allow them to see and then believe.
But I just hope they don’t have to wait till they see before they believe, many who wait to see in order believe don’t tell good stories.

Tell your younger sisters to avoid men if they aren’t ready to nurse a baby, if eventually by deed of good or bad circumstance they played to the point they took in, tell them not to attempt abortion.

– Kanayo Ebuka