Ghanaians React As Eric Boahen Uche’s 31st Prophecy About Nigeria Appears To Be Fulfilled
- Prophet Eric Boahen Uche predicted on December 31 that Israel would establish a military presence in Nigeria in 2026, a prophecy he described as a looming development for the West African nation
- Hours later, reports emerged quoting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying Israel was preparing plans to support and protect persecuted Christians in Nigeria alongside the United States
- Ghanaians reacted after blogger GH Page linked the news to the prophecy, sparking debate over whether the statement had signalled an early fulfilment of Eric Uche’s watchnight declaration
- In an interview with YEN.com.gh, cultural activist Edward Gomado (Odehebi Hewale) addressed Prophet Eric Uche's alleged prophecy
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Ghanaian preacher Eric Boahen Uche has sparked mixed reactions on social media after a December 31, 2025, prophecy appeared to be fulfilled.
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On December 31, 2025, numerous Ghanaian prophets held watch night services to usher in the new year.
During the services, the preachers shared their prophecies about events to transpire in the upcoming year.
Many Ghanaian prophets have grabbed headlines on social media with their December 31 prophecies, including Prophet Fire Oja, Prophet De-Lighter Roja, Prophet Nigel Gaisie, and many others.
Below is a TikTok video of Prophet Fire Oja foretelling doom for NDC's Sammy Gyamfi.
Prophet Eric Uche shares Nigeria doom prophecy
Speaking before his congregation, Reign House Chapel founder Eric Boahen Uche said that he had foreseen some developments in Nigeria.
He claimed that Israel would announce the establishment of a military base in the West African country in 2026.
Hours after his prophecy, the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, was quoted as stating that Israel was considering joining efforts by the United States to fight the persecution of Christians in Nigeria.
"Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel is preparing a formal plan to support and protect Christian communities in Nigeria, publicly aligning with the U.S.," Arise TV in Nigeria reported.
After that report, GH Page news in Ghana shared the development, claiming it was a fulfilment of Prophet Eric Boahen Uche’s prophecy.
The Instagram video is below.
Reactions to Eric Boahen Uche's prophecy
YEN.com.gh compiled some comments reacting to Eric Boahen Uche's prophecy concerning Nigeria and Israel.
luu_luh said:
"The fact that someone tells you a prophecy which come to pass doesn't make them a true prophet from God. There are so many spirits that can even do much more. In this 2026, let us focus on establishing relationships with God, trusting his plans for us instead of always looking for what shall come next in our lives."
hard_to_code wrote:
"Israel doesn't have a military base in Nigeria, what prophecy is this?"
kwakusavagegh_ commented:
"It’s not any spiritual thing biaaa 😂😂 if you read and learn ahead you’ll know what’s gonna happen so what he is talking about he knows not everyone in the country will do research and know what’s going on."
Cultural activist addresses Eric Uche's prophecy
In an interview with YEN.com.gh, cultural activist Edward Gomado (Odehebi Hewale) addressed Prophet Eric Uche's alleged prophecy.
"The trend of 31st night prophecies in recent years is interesting to me. Men of God like Prophec Uche make vague declarations of events already likely to happen and claim them as prophecies. I, for one, am not impressed," he said.
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Eric Boahen Uche's presidential term prophecy fulfilled
Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that Prophet Eric Uche's prophecy about presidential term limits appeared to have been fulfilled.
In a sermon on December 31, 2024, he stated that a law would soon be introduced to change the presidential term in Ghana.
The constitutional review committee proposed a change of term for the president from four to five years, sparking mixed reactions.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
