Psychic who ‘predicted Covid’ gives shock revelation for 2025 including one major warning
The likelihood is you’ve either spent today (1 January) hitting the grind and prepping for a big year or slobbed out on the sofa and left it all for tomorrow.
But whatever plans you do have for 2025, you might want to consider. Well, depending on how much you believe in the likes of Baba Vanga, Nostradamus and other psychics anyway.
That’s because a self-proclaimed psychic who claims he predicted Covid-19 has given a shock revelation for 2025 with one major warning.
Nicolas Aujula says he has accurately predicted events like Donald Trump winning the US election in 2024 and the Black Lives Matter Movement.
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Apparently the 38-year-old realised he had these abilities at 17-years-old as he gave his predictions for the year ahead.
The hypnotherapist, who lives in south London, reckons there will be ‘major wins’ for women in sport as well as a big concert where singers raise money for those in need.
I mean, considering the women’s Euros is coming up this year, those predictions seem pretty vague.
But despite seeing improved equality in the workplace in our near future, Aujula doesn’t see 2025 as bright.
Yep, he’s apparently had visions of a Third World War kicking off from the middle of the year as he warns it’s going to be a year ‘where there is a lack of compassion in the world, where we will see horrific acts of human evil and violence towards each other in the name of religion and nationalism’.
Plus, here in the UK, Aujula is predicting slow economic growth with farm closures, companies going into liquidation, businesses ditching the country and a rise in inflation.
Great.
The psychic has also thrown shade at Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer as he predicts he’ll step down by the end of the year and ‘be replaced by a woman’.
It’s not so great for the environment either as Aujula predicts rising sea levels, increased rainfall and flooding that will damage homes and the environment.
Other predictions for 2025 include Katy Perry having ‘marriage problems’, Cate Blanchett ‘bagging a lot of awards’ and a reconciliation of Prince William and Harry with ‘images of this in the press’.
In the workplace, he predicts: "I see that there will be greater wage or salary transparency in the workplace so that employees will be able to see or check what people earn to create fairness."
But despite the odd bits of success here and there, Aujula seems to see a pretty rough 2025 ahead for us. Just what you were hoping to hear today, right?...
Topics: Conspiracy Theory
Jess Battison