Evangelist Mama Pat, popularly known as Nana Agradaa, recently made a striking statement, addressing Rev. Isaac Owusu Bempah in relation to the upcoming 2024 general elections. In a live broadcast, Nana Agradaa warned Rev. Owusu Bempah that if former President John Dramani Mahama and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) fail to secure victory in the elections, he will be held accountable.

Nana Agradaa pointed out that many people believe the NDC and Mahama have a strong chance of winning the election on December 7, 2024, based on current political dynamics. However, her concern stems from a recent meeting between Rev. Owusu Bempah and John Mahama, where the pastor prayed over and prophesied victory for Mahama. According to Nana Agradaa, this public show of support and prophecy could backfire, affecting the NDC’s chances of success.

She hinted that the spiritual dimension of this encounter might have undermined Mahama’s favorable prospects, casting doubt over his chances of winning. Nana Agradaa’s remarks highlight a broader conversation around the influence of religious leaders in Ghana’s political sphere, where prophetic declarations often become intertwined with political outcomes. #

The evangelist’s public warning also sheds light on the tension between political expectations and religious intervention, with Nana Agradaa openly attributing potential blame to Owusu Bempah should Mahama lose the elections. This underscores the role that religious leaders and spiritual figures are perceived to play in shaping electoral fortunes in the country.

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