"I Saw Black South Africans Working as Servants in Morocco" – Ps Telvin Sowah

The founder and leader of Prophetic Life Embassy, Telvin Adjei Sowah, has sparked widespread discussion after delivering a striking prophecy concerning the future of South Africans.

According to the preacher, he foresees a situation in which Black South Africans will leave their homeland and migrate to Morocco, where many will reportedly take up servant roles and seek refuge.

His remarks have generated significant debate on social media, particularly against the backdrop of ongoing migration discussions across the African continent.

During his message, Prophet Sowah expressed surprise at the vision he claimed to have received, questioning how a people often associated with calls for foreigners to leave their country could one day find themselves seeking asylum elsewhere.

"Isn't this the same people who want others out of their country?" he asked. "Now they are seeking asylum in Morocco."

The prophecy has since attracted mixed reactions, with some viewing it as a warning about future socio-economic challenges, while others have questioned its implications and accuracy.

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