I SPOKE TOO SOON, PROPHET AMATA WITHDRAWS MUNDUBILE PROPHECY, PREDICTS HICHILEMA VICTORY.

Lusaka – In a stunning turn of events that has sent ripples through Zambia’s political and religious spheres, controversial Nigerian Prophet Isaac Amata has publicly withdrawn his earlier prophecy concerning the nation's presidential elections. The founder of Zion Deliverance and Prophetic Ministry, who previously declared that opposition leader Brian Mundubile would emerge victorious, has now dramatically reversed his stance, unequivocally predicting a landslide win for the incumbent, President Hakainde Hichilema. This unprecedented retraction, accompanied by Amata’s admission of having “spoken too soon,” has sparked intense debate and scrutiny, particularly given the significant influence of religious pronouncements in Zambian society. Prophet Amata's initial prophecy, which had garnered considerable attention and served as a morale booster for sections of the opposition, is now overshadowed by this latest declaration. His new prophecy asserts that President Hichilema, leader of the United Party for National Development (UPND), will secure a decisive victory in the upcoming polls, leaving no room for doubt. This shift is particularly noteworthy as Zambia approaches a crucial electoral period, where political temperatures are already rising, and various factions are vying for public support. The prophet's pronouncements, whether for or against a particular candidate, often resonate deeply with a populace that largely holds strong religious beliefs, making such a reversal a significant talking point. The implications of Prophet Amata's revised prophecy are manifold. For the ruling UPND, it could be perceived as a divine endorsement, potentially galvanizing their base and projecting an image of inevitable success. Conversely, for the opposition, particularly the faction aligned with Mundubile, it represents a significant setback and a blow to morale, forcing them to re-evaluate their strategies in the face of what some might interpret as a spiritual repudiation. Th