In a widely circulated video, Metuh confidently declares, “By the 25th of April, the world is going to end.” He claims to have received a clear message from the divine, emphasizing the certainty of the date.
Despite facing criticism on social media for his prediction, Metuh stands firm, urging people to prepare themselves for the impending rapture. He dismisses detractors, emphasizing the seriousness of his message and the necessity for readiness.
However, many social media users have ridiculed his assertion, citing biblical references that even Jesus Christ himself was not privy to the exact timing of such events.
Among the reactions, some users mockingly question the credibility of Metuh’s proclamation, while others express skepticism and amusement at the idea.
While some call for government intervention to curb what they perceive as misleading information, others jest about selling their belongings and enjoying life before the supposed end of the world.
The controversy surrounding Prophet Metuh’s claim underscores the broader debate about religious beliefs, skepticism, and the role of authority in society.
