- Nigerian prophet Abel Tamunominabo Boma has issued a doom prophecy about Ghana’s Vice President, Professor Jane Naana Opoku Agyemang
- In a trending video, he said a spell had been placed on her and directed her to see Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams for intercession
- Social media users shared mixed reactions to the prophecy, with many Ghanaians slamming the man of God for spreading fear and alarm
- In an interview with YEN.com.gh, Ghanaian journalist Stella Annan addressed the doom prophecy concerning Ghana’s Vice President
A Nigerian prophet, Abel Tamunominabo Boma, has sparked alarm on social media after sharing a doom prophecy about Ghana’s Vice President, Professor Jane Naana Opoku Agyemang.
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In a viral video, the Nigerian prophet claimed that there was a plot against Mahama’s current deputy in order for any misfortune that befalls her to be blamed on him.
In 2018, President Mahama’s first-term Vice, Paa Kwesi Amissah Arthur, died after falling ill.
His tragic passing, coupled with the 2012 death of President Atta-Mills that led to Mahama’s ascent to power, has led to political opponents making unfounded accusations against the president.
Below is a YouTube video with details about the death of Ghana’s former vice president.
Nigerian prophet warns Opoku Agyemang
In a video seen by YEN.com.gh, the prophet claimed that the 73-year-old Vice President faced impending doom and needed to see powerful Ghanaian pastor, Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, for salvation.
“The Vice President of Ghana should visit Archbishop Duncan Williams. I am too small to explain why, I am only following instructions that the Vice President of Ghana should visit the man of God. There is a spell on her head to die in power,” he said.
The prophet added that Professor Opoku Agyemang should heed his warning because it would be his last.
“If she wants to stay in power, let the Vice President of Ghana visit Duncan Williams. This is the last time I would talk about this. There is nowhere she would go, there is no medicine that can help her. [Only] God would break the spell.” he concluded.
The TikTok video of the doom prophecy about Professor Naana Opoku Agyemang is below.
Reactions to Opoku Agyemang’s doom prophecy
YEN.com.gh has compiled some comments reacting to the video of a Nigerian pastor prophesying doom about Vice President Opoku Agyemang.
boss_lady955 said:
“God please help us. Intervene for us. Show us mercy, not again under JM’s watch.”
Yaa sika🌹🌸 wrote:
“Please kindly leave the woman alone. With all due respect, God is always with her.”
Fianyo Etornam Joshua commented:
“Tell your father in faith to intercede on her behalf please.”
HotboyGh1 said:
“Please, I am on my knees, don’t stop talking about it still she visits him🙏🏼🙏🏼.”
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Fianyo Etornam Joshua wrote:
“Will you keep quiet? Someone said to Jesus, just say one word, you need to come to me before anything happens.”
paulnyarko317 commented:
“She will not go anywhere. Even Jesus Christ has died.”
Journalist reacts to Veep’s doom prophecy
In an interview with YEN.com.gh, Ghanaian journalist Stella Annan said while she respected the prophet, he could have done better by privately informing those involved.
“For me, though I am glad he has given a direction on how to avert the prophecy, he could have done better by privately telling the Archbishop to call the Vice President and tell her about the prophecy and then pray for her. I believe going public with such information puts Professor Opoku Agyemang’s family on edge, as well as the entire country, since he’s speaking about our Vice President,” Annan said.
Source: Facebook
Karma President wants Opoku Agyemang to resign
Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that Ghanaian seer Karma President called for the Vice President’s resignation.
In a viral video, he said he had foreseen spiritual doom ahead of her if she remained in her position and that the only way to save her life was to step down.
Proofreading by Samuel Gitonga, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
Source: Yen.com.gh
