Former National Youth Organiser of the New Patriotic Party, Henry Nana Boakye is mourning following the sudden and tragic demise of his loyal aide, Ernest Kwaku Gyabaa. Ernest Gyabaa, who passed away at the age of 35, served the New Patriotic Party with unwavering dedication and commitment.
In a solemn tribute, the former national youth organiser expressed deep pain, noting how close they were to the extent that Gyabaa names his second child after him. Ernest Gyabaa was a devoted member of the New Patriotic Party headquarters staff, continuing his loyal service even after Henry Nana Boakye lost the National Organizer role.
"Ernest Kwaku Gyabaah served the NPP with dedication and commitment during my time as the National Youth Organizer and continued to serve with loyalty when I became the National Organizer, up until his tragic, unfortunate and painful demise.
He was my aide and a devoted member of the staff at the NPP Headquarters. We were so close that he even named his second child after me" Henry Nana Boakye wrote on his Facebook page.
The final funeral rites for Ernest Gyabaa will take place on Saturday, October 26, 2024 at Haatso Atomic Park in Accra, followed by a private burial ceremony. A Thanksgiving service will be held next day at Eden Revival Church International.In an interview on 2much TV's YouTube channel, Prophet Gyimah revealed that Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the current Vice President, has been ordained by God to occupy the presidential seat.
According to Prophet Gyimah, he had a vision where a powerful prophet attempted to remove Dr. Bawumia and replace him with Mahama, but God intervened, striking down the prophet's hand. This divine intervention, Prophet Gyimah believes, solidifies Dr. Bawumia's position as the chosen president.God has made the sitting vice president Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia the president and confirms it that no one can change his victory," said prophet Gyimah.
In the context of the 2024 presidential election, Prophet Gyimah's declaration adds a spiritual dimension to the political discourse. As Ghanaians prepare to cast their votes, Prophet Gyimah's words may influence some voters' decisions or spark reflections on the role of faith in politics
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