With the inauguration of John Mahama as Ghana's next president on January 7th drawing near, a number of predictions have surfaced that have shocked the country. Many people are shocked and alarmed by one such revelation from a strong South African prophetess. The Prophetess says that the NDC needs to be very careful on January 7th because she has seen a bad indication. On the day of his swearing-in, she says she saw fingers coming from the grave of the late President Atta Mills, pointing to Mahama and his loved ones. There is a sense of urgency in the Prophetess's remarks as she forewarns of oncoming disaster. “I saw 17 angels holding a piece of paper that said 'the revenge.'" It serves as a caution to the NDC.
Numerous more prophetic warnings have emerged in recent days, thus this prophecy is not an isolated instance. For example, Prophet Opambour has predicted that John Mahama and Naana Jane might not survive to see January 7th because certain NDC members would assassinate them. Even if these predictions have generated a lot of discussion and anxiety, it is crucial to view such assertions critically and nuancedly. Instead of succumbing to fear and rumor, the Ghanaian population is exhorted to maintain composure and concentrate.
Remembering that the future is not predetermined and that the power of prayer and group action can influence events is crucial in light of these prophecies. As Ghanaians traverse this pivotal moment in their country's history, they must not waver in their dedication to democracy, peace, and the welfare of all citizens.