‘Only Mahama can save Ghana, Akufo Addo’s gov’t is satanic’ – Nigerian prophet (Flash Back) (VIDEO)

Nigerian prophet: Akufo-government Addo's is wicked and tyrannical. He said Ghana's president mishandled the economy and lacked leadership.

Asare Michael Baarffour (Devarsh) 1 year ago

‘Only Mahama can save Ghana, Akufo Addo’s gov’t is satanic’ – Nigerian prophet reavels.

Nigerian prophet: Akufo-government Addo’s is wicked and tyrannical. He said Ghana’s president mishandled the economy and lacked leadership.

In a viral video, a Nigerian prophet said the governing NPP party would lose today’s elections.

The prophet predicted Akufo-party Addo’s will be toppled unless he listens to prophesy, changes his ways, and restores Ghana to its glory days.

“Government has failed.” It’s diabolical and oppressive. People are oppressed. So they protest. Your economic policies must change. Your government will pay for Ghana’s troubles. In today’s election, the governing party will lose.

The Nigerian prophet designated John Dramani Mahama as Ghana’s saviour. He said only he could rescue Ghana from its issues.

He promised Mahama a huge political win in 2024 and encouraged him to return to power.

Mahama is Ghana’s saviour. God wants you to transform Ghana. This authoritarian government is evil. Because he’s been chosen, Mahama must act.

He said Akufo-Addo faced internal turmoil and a terrible sickness.

He said, “Your party failed Ghanaians.”

This video surfaced in 2024 as Ghana’s got ready for not only the 2024 election campaigns but also to vote on December 7th to elect a new president and members of parliament for another four years.

Ghana’s leaders have tasted the leadership of Mahama and Akuffo Addo and will be making a choice between Mahama and Bawumia, who are projected to be the frontrunners in the 2024 election.

The current economic hardship under the runnling NPP has been a challenge, which will influence voting patterns to a large extent.

However, the 2024 election is nearly 11 months away, and when the campaigning period sets in, the two leading parties will have a lot to say to convince the Ghanaian voter.

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