Reverend Teresia Wairimu Warns of Premature Deaths, Famine, and Global Conflicts in 2026: Urges Kenyans to Return to Prayer

Reverend Teresia Wairimu has issued a prophetic warning to Kenya and the world after claiming to receive a vision from God. Speaking during a sermon shared on TikTok on Tuesday, January 13, she outlined challenges that could hit the nation and other countries in 2026. She called on citizens to return to prayer and take her warnings seriously.

According to Wairimu, the coming year will bring heightened global tensions. “I have heard this word, and I prayed and struggled with it,” she said. Her vision revealed religious conflicts and stricter border controls in many nations. She warned that immigration issues and the treatment of refugees would dominate international concerns, with countries acting to expel illegal immigrants. “In 2026, there will be rumours of war. There will be uncertainty, and that is why we need to go back to God in prayer,” she added.

The preacher’s vision also focused on Kenya. She predicted premature deaths and warned political leaders to take immediate action. “It is something I didn’t like, but I have to say it. We must pray. We are going to experience premature deaths in the nation. That is something I seriously want us to take before God in prayer,” Wairimu stated.

She further cautioned about food security, forecasting potential famine. “God gave me a warning. Those of you in power, listen carefully. Food security in Kenya will be key. Please, that is something I would like you to listen to carefully and get to work. Let’s guard our national treasures,” she urged.

Her message resonated with followers across the country. Wairimu stressed that spiritual dedication, preparedness, and national vigilance would be essential to face the challenges ahead. Her sermon serves as both a prophetic alert and a call for leadership and citizens alike to act for Kenya’s safety and stability in 2026.