Prayer for this country

I saw this prayer on Facebook and thought it necessary to share it here:

You see this passport? Look at it very well. The day will come, though it doesn't look like it presently, but I know and see through the eyes of faith, when this passport will become HOT CAKE.
It doesn't matter what the situation of the country appears to be at the moment.
But I know, by faith and speak prophetically that this country will rise again. And In fact, is rising. So those who ignore and despise us only do so at
their own peril.
This country is also important in heavens calendar this end time.
So if I were you, I would pray for, and invest in this country. Our future is bright. Our tomorrow Is very OKAY. I see greatness ahead. People will one day scramble for the Nigerian visa. And wherever the Nigerian passport is tendered, it will command respect and honour again.

And we shall all live to see this come to pass.

In the name of Jesus.

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