The prophesy of the Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, on the outcome of the election petition in Ghana’s presidential election has come to pass.
Although the election held in 2020 and the candidate of the NPP, Nana Akufo-Addo, was declared as winner of the election, but until now, the victory had not been confirmed because the opposition candidate, John Mahama of the NDC, had gone to the Supreme Court to seek annulment of the election.
Just few moments ago, the Supreme Court dismissed the cases laid against the electoral commission and affirmed the victory of Akufo-Addo.
This was a confirmation of the prophecy of Primate Ayodele who had said long before the election took place that the only way Mahama can unseat Akufo-Addo is by focusing and working on the Upper Volta and Northern regions of the country.
The man of God also said he foresees serious issues that has to do with court cases after the election.
These were his words: “If John Mahama wants to win, he should work on Northern region and Volta region.
“He has not done what he is supposed to do.
“If election happens today, without mincing words, Nana Akufo Addo will defeat him.
“The way John Mahama is approaching the campaign is wrong.
“He needs to work hard to get his victory.
:I foresee that there will be violence in Ghana election, and court challenges after the election.”
True to his words, Mahama didn’t win in those areas the man of God mentioned and he lost the election.
On the second part that talked about court cases, shortly after the election, this came to pass with several allegations and petitions written by the NDC.
Again, the man of God revealed when the case began that there was nothing that can unseat Akufo-Addo from the Presidency, and that he will win the Supreme Dourt case.
These were his words: “It will be difficult to remove Nana except there is strong evidence provided against him by John Mahama.
“Nothing can be done to unseat him.
“He will be victorious in the supreme court.”
Just as Ayodele said, the Supreme Court on Thursday (today) upheld the victory of Akufo-Addo.