Prophet Stephen Adom Kyei-Duah, the General Overseer of Believers Worship Center, has claimed he foresaw the outcome of Ghana’s 2024 general elections as far back as 2008.
Speaking during a sermon, the prophet explained that he kept the prophecy hidden for years, waiting for the right time to share it. “I have known the result of this election since 2008,” he said.
“Even now, I know what will happen in the next 16 years. Ghanaians love God, but they don’t fully know Him, which is why I have had to keep certain revelations to myself.”
The prophet recounted past interactions with presidential candidates who visited his church, hinting that he subtly communicated his foresight.
He remarked, “When one came to Accra, I said, ‘I have seen something.’ When the other came to Kumasi, I said the same.”
Prophet Kyei-Duah also drew attention to a personal connection with the number eight, stating that as the eighth child in his family, he found it symbolic that the winning party was listed as number eight on the ballot paper.
He described this numerological link as divinely significant. During their campaigns, both John Dramani Mahama and Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia visited the Believers Worship Center, making donations of GH₵50,000 and GH₵100,000, respectively.
The prophet prayed for both candidates, blessing them for their testimonies. After praying for Bawumia, he claimed to have received a divine message, which he privately shared with the candidate after the service.
