Prophet Uebert Angel has made claims favoring Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia in the Ghana elections. In response, Apostle Chris-Levite strongly contested these claims, asserting Angel has no authority over Ghanaian politics or John Mahama. This exchange highlights the ongoing political contest as Ghana prepares for its presidential elections.
A noted British-Zimbabwean spiritual leader, Prophet Uebert Angel, recently made significant proclamations regarding the upcoming Presidential Elections in Ghana, scheduled for December 7, 2024. His assertions appeared to support the ambitions of the New Patriotic Party’s candidate, Vice President Alhaji Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia. In response, Apostle Chris-Levite, who represents the opposing camp led by former President John Mahama of the National Democratic Congress, publicly contested Prophet Angel’s claims, stating that he had no jurisdiction over the matter in Ghana. Apostle Chris-Levite vehemently argued through a viral video that Prophet Angel lacks the authority to speak on behalf of Ghana and specifically asserted, “Prophet Angel, you don’t have authority and jurisdiction in Ghana.” He further emphasized that any message purportedly conveyed to Angel has already been communicated to John Mahama. As the elections approach, both leading candidates are intensifying their efforts to gain electoral support from the Ghanean populace.
The upcoming December 2024 Presidential Elections in Ghana have become a focal point of political and spiritual discourse, primarily due to prophetic statements by influential leaders. Prophet Uebert Angel’s declarations, which seemingly favor the candidacy of current Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, have generated considerable debate. Concurrently, the opposition, represented by former President John Mahama, is also rallying support, creating a dynamic political landscape wherein prophetic endorsements are met with strong rebuttals from rival factions. Among these rebuttals is the response from Apostle Chris-Levite, who has positioned himself as a senior leader opposing Prophet Angel’s assertions, arguing that no external authority can dictate the political climate in Ghana. This exchange highlights the intersection of faith and politics within the context of Ghana’s electoral processes.
In summary, the recent exchange between Prophet Uebert Angel and Apostle Chris-Levite underscores the intertwined nature of politics and spirituality in Ghanaian society. The former’s favorable comments towards Vice President Bawumia have provoked a strong counter from Chris-Levite, affirming that no foreign prophet should claim authority over local political matters. As the country approaches critical elections, such interactions will likely shape public perception and sentiments among the electorate.
Original Source: www.ghanaweb.com
