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A video has surfaced of controversial Nigerian preacher TB Joshua predicting that the President of the United States will suffer an illness that will result in him being rushed to the hospital.
Mr. Joshua warned however, that President Obama’s illness will not be very serious but said that some of the best scientists will attempt to perform surgery on Obama to prove their talents.
“He will need some rest, but that rest will take him to the hospital. The scientist should not say they want to prove themselves, they should let him rest” TB Joshua said.
The video was posted on youtube on 31st August 2014.
Latest 6th Dec. 2014: President Barack Obama was rushed to the hospital on Saturday for sore throat related illness and spent according to reports twenty-eight minutes receiving treatment and is back at the White House.
A statement from the White House said the president has been complaining of sore throat for some weeks and decided to have it checked. Luckily, no surgery was performed on President Obama and an over night stay at the hospital was not required.
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