if you don’t work this 2024, you won’t see shishi, Forget church prophetic declarations – Daniel Regha. Daniel Regha, a media figure known for his controversial stance, has offered a candid perspective on the traditional reliance on church prophetic declarations for the year 2024. He staunchly advises against placing undue faith in such predictions, asserting that success in the upcoming year is contingent upon substantial effort rather than mere pronouncements. Regha underscores the importance of rolling up one’s sleeves and actively engaging in hard work. According to him, it is the concerted labor and practical initiatives that will ultimately shape one’s destiny in 2024. In a departure from the passive acceptance of prophetic forecasts, Regha advocates for a proactive approach, urging individuals to make rational plans and strategic decisions.
The media personality doesn’t shy away from acknowledging the potential challenges that the forthcoming year might bring. He paints a realistic picture, suggesting that 2024 may not be a smooth journey and encouraging individuals to brace themselves for uncertainties.
Amidst his pragmatic advice, Daniel Regha extends heartfelt best wishes to everyone, expressing hopes for a fulfilling and successful new year. His message resonates with a call to action, emphasizing the empowerment that comes from personal effort and strategic planning rather than relying solely on external predictions.
He wrote: “Forget ur church’s New-year prophetic declarations, if u don’t work this 2024 u won’t see shishi; Also plan urself properly, u can see how the APC govt is ruling. Once again, happy new-year to everyone & best wishes.”
People reactions below:
Hon. Patrick Obahiagbon: “Forget what Daniel just said. 2024 will be the best year of your life so far! Your time has finally come. If you believe this, comment a resounding AMEN!🙏”
Tonie boy: “Same way if you stop tweeting nonsense, you won’t see shishi from Elon musk. We understand”
Cruise-lord: “No be you go tell me Wetin I go do”
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