A prophet from Accra has sparked a huge commotion after he audaciously informed Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia that he is probably going to lose the forthcoming elections. In order to bring the New Patriotic Party together and lead them into a fight in December, Bawumia is in a race against time. The vice president has faced numerous criticisms for not announcing his running mate in public. Bawumia has been dealt a serious blow by Prophet Clement Testimony, who has stated that the NPP will lose because they chose the wrong person to be their flag bearer.
Prophet Clement's testimony states that during a vision, he saw an elephant's hind feet amputated, which stopped the elephant from moving. He clarified that the elephant's front two legs stood for both President Akufo-Addo and Kufuor. The other two represented Alan Kyerematen and Bawumia. The man of God claimed that two years ago, God gave him this vision, and despite his attempts to inform the NPP, they ignored him.
According to prophetic evidence, the instant the NPP chose Bawumia to be their flagbearer, they lost the election. He said that while Alan was God's chosen one, some manipulated the results to give Bawumia the victory.
He continued by saying that since the election's winner has already been determined, not even Matthew Opoku Prempeh's candidacy will be able to prevent the party from suffering a crushing defeat. In an attempt to appear more trustworthy, Prophet Testimony challenged the people of Ghana to take him seriously and rename him "Adwoa" in the event that Bawumia and Matthew Opoku Prempeh emerge victorious in the next elections.
An axe descended from heaven and severed the elephant's two hindfeet. The elephant was immobile due to its injuries. Then I noticed that a few termites had begun consuming the feet. The elephant began to die, and I heard a loud voice declare that it would never be able to move on. It will hurt the NPP because they chose Bawumia incorrectly. "Hear my words, and when you triumph, call me Adwoa," declared Prophet Testimony.
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