banner was on Saturday hoisted at the Redeemed Camp, Keffi Road, Abuja, on Saturday by its maker, Prophetess Grace Galindez-Gupana.
Gupana, who is a Filipino, said that the flag was part of what she called the divine visitation to Nigeria.
The flag, which spanned two hectares had been acclaimed by the Guinness Book of Records as the largest banner ever made by mankind.
She added that she transported the flag from Israel in obedience to the divine instruction to her, describing the event as a victory for Nigeria.
Speaking with journalists, the prophetess claimed that God would be visiting Nigeria soon, saying that He has shown her a vision in which He promised to raise the country as a real giant of Africa with influence and impacts across the world.
She explained that she had never visited any black nation until God directed her to come to Ibadan, Oyo State where she first hoisted the banner on December 18, 2010.
The prophetess said that though her seven days' stay in Ibadan was not quite pleasant on account of erratic power supply, culture shock and the unfamiliar food, she, however, heard God's voice which told her about the great divine plan for the country.
Galindez-Gupana, a businesswoman, who runs the Kingdom of Jerusalem Foundation in Philipines, said that God loves Nigeria "because His name is everywhere, on the street, in businesses, even in beer parlours."
She said that she saw a vision where a shroud was hindering the nation's glory, but according to her, God attributed this to satanic ..plan due to the divine love He has for the people.
She stressed that Jesus Christ had his chosen ones in the country whom he would use for Nigeria's deliverance.
She said, "I have never been to any country with a large black population, until God asked me to come to Nigeria. He directed me to Ibadan where we unfolded the Lion of Judah flag. I don't know why He directed me to Ibadan. In Philipines, we have light 24 hours, but in Ibadan, we don't have light for up to 4-5 hours daily, but I heard the voice of God there and He told me He will raise a man of His choice that will raise Nigeria. The banner we are hoisting signifies victory."
banner was on Saturday hoisted at the Redeemed Camp, Keffi Road, Abuja, on Saturday by its maker, Prophetess Grace Galindez-Gupana.
Gupana, who is a Filipino, said that the flag was part of what she called the divine visitation to Nigeria.
The flag, which spanned two hectares had been acclaimed by the Guinness Book of Records as the largest banner ever made by mankind.
She added that she transported the flag from Israel in obedience to the divine instruction to her, describing the event as a victory for Nigeria.
Speaking with journalists, the prophetess claimed that God would be visiting Nigeria soon, saying that He has shown her a vision in which He promised to raise the country as a real giant of Africa with influence and impacts across the world.
She explained that she had never visited any black nation until God directed her to come to Ibadan, Oyo State where she first hoisted the banner on December 18, 2010.
The prophetess said that though her seven days' stay in Ibadan was not quite pleasant on account of erratic power supply, culture shock and the unfamiliar food, she, however, heard God's voice which told her about the great divine plan for the country.
Galindez-Gupana, a businesswoman, who runs the Kingdom of Jerusalem Foundation in Philipines, said that God loves Nigeria "because His name is everywhere, on the street, in businesses, even in beer parlours."
She said that she saw a vision where a shroud was hindering the nation's glory, but according to her, God attributed this to satanic ..plan due to the divine love He has for the people.
She stressed that Jesus Christ had his chosen ones in the country whom he would use for Nigeria's deliverance.
She said, "I have never been to any country with a large black population, until God asked me to come to Nigeria. He directed me to Ibadan where we unfolded the Lion of Judah flag. I don't know why He directed me to Ibadan. In Philipines, we have light 24 hours, but in Ibadan, we don't have light for up to 4-5 hours daily, but I heard the voice of God there and He told me He will raise a man of His choice that will raise Nigeria. The banner we are hoisting signifies victory."
