2024 Elections: Efia Odo Says God Has Chosen Dr Bawumia, Predicts Victory For NPP
- Efia Odo has released her predictions ahead of Ghana's upcoming elections on December 7, 2024
- The socialite claimed that God showed her who was going to take over as the next president of Ghana
- Efia Odo's prediction has generated a fiery debate on social media as election day draws ever closer
Ghanaian socialite Efia Odo has weighed in on Ghana's upcoming elections with a bold prediction about the outcome.
In a series of posts on X, she claimed that the New Patriotic Party's Dr Mahamudu Bawumia would win the elections.
Efia Odo's predictions about the polls come weeks after she announced her decision to take her Christian faith seriously.
Source: Twitter
According to Efia Odo's Tweet, Dr Bawumia is God's preferred candidate for the presidency of Ghana.
She rallied fans to bookmark her post and sing praises because her prediction was a direct call from God.
Celebrity endorsements of political aspirants have become a hot topic as the elections draw close.
However, Efia Odo's posts about the NPP's flagbearer raised several suspicions among her legions of followers.
When a Twitter user questioned the actress' choice and whether she had been influenced, she replied:
"I didn’t say I’m voting for Bawumia, I said he’s winning the election. Even if I tweeted Mahama or Cheddar is winning, you would’ve said I’ve taken a bribe," she replied.
Another prediction about Bawumia winning came from Evangelist Mama Pat, who claimed he would be the next President of Ghana.
She even vowed to renounce her current beliefs and revert to her past life if John Mahama or another candidate were to take power.
Bawumia speaks on anti-LGBTQ+ bill
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Dr Mahamudu Bawumia had vowed to hurriedly assent to the controversial anti-LGBTQ+ bill if elected as Ghana's next president.
Addressing the congregation at the Believers Worship Centre, the Vice President said he intended to complete a lot of unfinished business if given the country's reins.
He stated that a lot of Ghanaians, including himself, had hoped the anti-LGBTQ+ bill and other proposed bills would have been approved by the government already.
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