Ghana was thrown into a national mourning situation yesterday following the death of eight top government officials, including the defense minister, the national vice chairman of the ruling party, and other prominent members of President John Mahama’s cabinet.
They were on their way to a function when their helicopter went missing, only to be reported as crashed a few moments later, killing everyone on board.
The deaths no doubt threw the ruling government and the nation as a whole into distraught as many reports claimed President Mahama was initially billed to be part of the crew but sent representatives to the function. This raised serious eyebrows as it is expected that the aircraft the president was supposed to use should be in the best shape.
While we pray that the souls that die continue to rest in peace, it is important to check from the spiritual angle and the words already said in relation to the unfortunate incident that claimed the lives of these prominent individuals.
Before Mahama got elected in 2024, there were several prophecies about the election, but prominent among them, which actually featured some of the things that would happen if he won the election, came from Nigerian prophet, Primate Elijah Ayodele of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church.
Primate Ayodele released nothing less than 10 prophecies regarding Ghana’s election, and in all of them, He stated that voting for Mahama in Ghana is tantamount as voting for the devil’s choice. At different times, he made it known that the former vice president, Mahamudu Bawumia, was God’s choice for the people of Ghana, and if they fail to vote for him, they will have themselves to blame.
One of the prophecies read:
“Mahama will cause destruction in Ghana. He is not God’s choice, and I know a lot of NDC members will get angry because they don’t want to hear the truth. I’m not God, but Mahama is going to be an error for Ghana. Bawumia is God’s choice. I love Mahama as a person, but when God says that is the person he wants, who am i? And if Ghanaians don’t want Bawumia, let them vote for Mahama, and just as Nigerians are suffering for rejecting God’s choice, they will face the same thing. If they vote for Mahama, they have voted for jeopardy, calamity, sorrow, stagnancy, setback.”
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The prophet maintained that Mahama wasn’t God’s choice for the people of Ghana, but if they go ahead with him, there will be consequences of sorrow, calamity, sorrow, and setback.
Earlier this year, January precisely, Primate Ayodele spoke again about Mahama’s administration, making it known that there will be more negative occurrences in the country than positive. He further described it as consequences for disobedience when the Lord warned Ghanaians not to vote for Mahama.
These were his words
“Ghana will experience more negative things than positive, because they took the glory of Bawumia, spiritually gave it to Mahama, they manipulated the Victor, that is why Mahama will pay for it. Mahama is not the best candidate.
“So Mahama’s victory is black magic. It is black power they used for Mahama. The pastors know that is why the pastors who prayed for him will suffer, because Mahama will disappoint them, he will neglect them, the Ghana economy will slump, and Ghana has not seen anything. Ghana should expect tougher days.”
Ghana Will Face Tougher Days, Her Economy Will Slump -Primate Ayodele
The unfortunate occurrence of a helicopter crash is definitely a very negative thing in Mahama’s administration. Can this be part of the consequences Primate Ayodele warned about? Are we to expect more?
Meanwhile, three days ago, Primate Ayodele, during a church service, warned that he foresees a helicopter crash that will claim lives.
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This no doubt, fulfils the prophecy of Primate Ayodele.
