….Social media erupts as Malawians question the whereabouts of the prophet who vowed his own death if MCP lost the polls
A video clip posted by Prophet Liabunya on his Facebook page went viral across social media before the September 16, 2025 elections.
In the clip, the self-proclaimed prophet declared, “Ngati MCP singapangidwe announce kuti yawina zisankho, come and kill me.”
His statement was widely interpreted as a prophecy guaranteeing victory for the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) in the elections.
However, the MCP lost the September 16, 2025 polls, leaving many Malawians shocked and disappointed.
The failed prediction has sparked outrage and amusement on social media platforms, including Facebook, X, and TikTok.
Many users are questioning the whereabouts of Prophet Liabunya following his dramatic declaration.
Some social media users have joked about whether he is in hiding, while others criticized him for misleading the public with his bold prophecy.
The viral clip has reignited debate about the influence of religious figures in political matters and the risks associated with making public election predictions.
Commentators argue that such statements can mislead followers and create unrealistic expectations before and after elections.
Observers have called for accountability, suggesting that prophets who make dramatic political predictions must face the consequences when their claims do not materialize.
Prophet Liabunya has remained silent since the election results, further intensifying curiosity and speculation among Malawians.
The situation has sparked broader discussions about the role of self-styled “celebrity prophets” and their influence on public perception and political discourse.
For now, many citizens continue to ask pointedly: “MCP lost the elections, so where is Prophet Liabunya?”
The incident highlights the potential dangers of mixing religious prophecy with political forecasts, particularly when such messages spread rapidly online.
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