Woman Predicts God Will Give William Ruto Another Chance in 2027: "He's Not Done with Him"
- A woman claiming divine insight has stirred debate after declaring that God intends to give President William Ruto a second term in 2027
- In a video shared with her followers, gospel minister Havoline Patrick said Ruto’s first term missed "the heart of the Lord"
- She claimed Ruto’s second term would come with strict prophetic instructions, a mandate to correct missed spiritual assignments
- Havoline also prophesied a fractured opposition, predicting rival camps torn by ego and self-interest would fail to unite
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A woman claiming divine insight has stirred debate after boldly declaring that God intends to give President William Ruto a second term in 2027.
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Havoline Patrick, a gospel minister and founder of the Kingdom Prayer Network, said in a prophetic message shared with her followers that Ruto’s presidency is divinely orchestrated and far from over.
She added that although she typically refrains from giving national prophecies, this message was meant for her followers, whom she identified mostly as Christian intercessors.
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According to her, the country is closer to the 2027 election than many think and Ruto is divinely positioned for a second chance.
"God is not done with President William Samoei Ruto concerning the nation of Kenya. And I know most of us would not love to hear what God has to say concerning this nation right now. I want you to know that we are nearing the elections, and we are not very far. And actually, I saw the Lord giving William Ruto a second opportunity," Havoline said in a passionate video.
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But Havoline didn’t shy away from criticising the current Kenya Kwanza administration led by President Ruto.
She claimed that while he had done “whatever was his,” he had failed to accomplish what she described as “the heart of the Lord” for the country during his first term.
"But the second opportunity that is coming for him, it's an opportunity that is coming with a lot of prophetic instructions from the Lord to him, because according to the Lord, whatever he was supposed to do in this season that God gave him, he did not accomplish it according to the heart of the Lord. Now, he might have done whatever was his, but according to the heart of the Lord, there are specific things that he did not accomplish," she stated.
Havoline also claimed to have seen Kenya’s opposition parties breaking apart before the 2027 General Election.
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She described a scenario where self-interest and division would weaken the opposition, with multiple candidates emerging and failing to rally behind a single contender.
"It weakened them so much because among them, there were very many, I could hear them saying there were very many qualified candidates but they could not get a specific candidate to push forth to become the president among them. There was a spirit that fell upon them, ya kujipenda, each and every one of them that felt qualified began pushing forth and that one brought a lot of separation in between the oppositions and they were weakened," she added.
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Earlier, Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi pledged his support for Ruto's re‑election in 2027 during a church service in Homa Bay.
He praised Ruto’s inclusive leadership and called for sustained cooperation between ODM and UDA, arguing that the alliance promotes national unity and stability.
Mbadi said he would pray for Ruto’s success, crediting him for delivering jobs, security, and reforms benefiting regions like Luo Nyanza.
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