'Call me in 10 days or forget about 2024 elections' - Zimbabwean prophet to John Mahama

British-Zimbabwean Prophet Uebert Angel has prophesied that John Dramani Mahama, the flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress, will not achieve his dream of returning to the seat of government if he does not personally place a phone call to him.

Three months ago, Prophet Uebert Angel issued a prophecy on Ghana’s 2024 elections, noting that John Mahama was God’s choice to lead the country from 2025.

However, John Mahama’s ascension to the throne of governance hinged on three things, including a phone call from him (Mahama) to the prophet.

Three months on, Prophet Uebert Angel has provided an update on the prophecy, noting that John Mahama has fulfilled two of the three conditions necessary for him to return to the Jubilee House.

In a sermon at his church last week, Prophet Uebert Angel said that John Mahama had ten days to save his re-election campaign by calling him.

According to him, while someone from John Mahama’s office called to intercede on his behalf, he cannot alter the prophecy as those are the words of God.

“The Ghana man sent another person to call me. He is joking with me. If he doesn’t call me himself, he will not get it. Everyone is calling, but I gave him ten days, and if he doesn’t respond himself and sends some office people, he will lose.

“I don’t need anything from anyone, and I have total immunity. I’m one person you cannot give anything to for me to change my mind. Someone from his office called, and we spoke, but I told him that I needed to go back to God. In the spiritual realm, these things are known as protocols,” he said.

John Mahama and the National Democratic Congress launched their campaign for the 2024 elections on Saturday, July 27, 2024.

The event, held in Tamale, saw bigwigs of the party throng the capital town of the Northern Region to officially kick off their campaign.

In his speech, John Mahama promised to be truthful to Ghanaians and ensure the prosecution of officials of the Nana Akufo-Addo administration if elected.