I saw it coming – Zimbabwean prophet causes stir by claiming he foresaw Black Coffee’s plane accident

Zimbabwean prophet Mellontik Orasi has gained attention for his accurate prophecies regarding the deaths of South African celebrities such as Zahara, AKA, Mbongeni Ngema, and David Bartlett.

Now, Orasi claims to have also accurately prophesied Black Coffee’s recent plane crash accident.

Black Coffee, whose real name is Nkosinathi Maphumulo, was involved in a severe travel accident while on a flight from Brazil to Argentina.

The incident led to the cancellation of his scheduled performance at the Mute Club on January 7th.

In a statement, his management revealed that he was in the hospital recovering from injuries sustained in the accident.

Following the news of Black Coffee’s accident, Prophet Mellontik Orasi took to his Facebook account to reveal that he had already foreseen the incident.

He shared screenshots of a prophecy he made on December 16th, 2023, about Black Coffee and urged people to pray for him, stating that if they prayed together, he would survive.

“Saw this coming
If this makes your Prophets to make me their sermon I don’t care,
I say what I see”

In another screenshot from a prophecy made on August 31st, 2023, Orasi once again called on people to pray for Black Coffee’s well-being.

These prophecies have caused a stir among Orasi’s followers and have further solidified his reputation as a prophet with accurate foresight.

While some may be skeptical of Orasi’s claims, his track record of accurate prophecies regarding celebrity deaths lends credibility to his statements.

It is not uncommon for prophets and seers to emerge in times of uncertainty and tragedy, offering guidance and comfort to those who seek it.

Regardless of one’s beliefs, the fact remains that Black Coffee was involved in a serious plane crash accident, and his fans and supporters are relieved to hear that he is recovering.

Whether Orasi’s prophecies played a role in his survival is a matter of personal interpretation.

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