Renowned Ghanaian clergyman, Apostle Francis Amoako, has sparked conversations with his recent remarks about Ghana’s upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections. Speaking during an interview on Lawson FM, Apostle Amoako shared a prophetic perspective, focusing on the country’s political future and the role of opposition leader and National Democratic Congress (NDC) flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama.
During the broadcast, Apostle Amoako reflected on the challenges facing both Ghana and the world. “The world is in chaos,” he stated. “Ghana is no exception. To navigate these challenges, we need a leader who is not only courageous but unconventional in their approach.” While his comments initially seemed vague, the clergyman made his position clear by pointing to Mahama as the leader destined to guide the nation in these turbulent times. “God is not finished with Mahama yet,” he boldly declared. “He is being prepared for a return in 2024 to address the issues caused by the current administration.”
Apostle Amoako further explained that Mahama often appears in his dreams, which he interprets as divine confirmation of his insights. “Every time I pray for clarity, the answer is the same: Mahama’s return is destined by God. He is chosen to help the people of Ghana in these trying times,” he revealed.
Drawing on scripture to illustrate his prophecy, Apostle Amoako compared Mahama’s journey to that of David in the Bible. “David wasn’t perfect. The Bible doesn’t record all his flaws, but God still chose him to lead His people,” he said. “In the same way, Mahama’s past challenges are part of his preparation. Just as David rose from being overlooked to becoming king, so will Mahama rise again to fulfil his purpose.”
Apostle Amoako’s statements have sparked excitement and debate, with many discussing the spiritual and political implications of his prophecy.
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