Ghanaian Prophet Brother Sunshine Adam Earns Plaudits After Accurate 31st Night Prophecy

Ghanaian Prophet Brother Sunshine Adam Earns Plaudits After Accurate 31st Night Prophecy

  • Brother Sunshine Adam drew attention online after a prophecy he made on December 31, 2025 about global conflict appeared to have come to pass
  • In his sermon, the Paradise Way Chapel leader warned that events in the first five days of 2026 would shake the world and escalate toward global war
  • The video of the prophecy stirred mixed reactions on social media despite Brother Adam's track record of prophecies, including foreseeing the COVID-19 pandemic

Ghanaian man of God Brother Sunshine Adam, the General Overseer of the Paradise Way Chapel, has stirred reactions on social media after a December 31, 2025, prophecy appeared to have been fulfilled.

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Brother Sunshine Adam wins plaudits on social media after December 31, 2025, prophecy is apparently fulfilled. Image credit: @pwclive
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In a video seen by YEN.com.gh on the Instagram page Akonkonsafour on Friday, January 9, 2025, Brother Sunshine A. Adam was seen addressing his congregation.

He informed them that in the coming new year (2026), events were going to happen that would shake up the world order and lead to the next global war.

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The man of God said the events would kick off in the first five days of 2026 and continue to spiral out of control and eventually pit global superpowers against each other.

On Saturday, January 3, 2026, United States President Donald Trump announced that the country’s elite Delta Force unit had captured Venezuela’s president, Nicolás Maduro, and his wife, Cilia Flores.

The American leader said that the duo were captured during a pre-dawn assault on Caracas and the surrounding regions that led to about 80 casualties.

The incident heightened global tensions amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war and other conflicts, leading Ghanaians on social media to praise Brother Sunshine Adam for his foresight.

The Instagram video of the prophecy is below.

Brother Sunshine Adam’s coronavirus prophecy

The prophecy about a global conflict represents the latest seemingly accurate prediction from the powerful man of God.

In 2020, he gained prominence as one of the only men of God to have foreseen the COVID-19 pandemic.

In a December 31, 2019, sermon, Brother Adam Sunshine said that a new pandemic worse than Ebola was going to sweep the globe.

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“Some people want to bring Ebola again, but this time, it is more or less a water-borne disease and an air-borne disease because I saw people putting on masks on their noses and everybody was almost commanded in the country to wear some mask,” he prophesied.

Below is a YouTube video of Brother Sunshine Adam sharing new prophecies.

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Ghanaian prophet Eric Boahen Uche causes a stir as his December 31, 2025, prophecy about Nigeria appears to be fulfilled. Image credit: EricBoahenUche
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Prophet Eric Boahen's 31st prophecy fullfiled

Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that Ghanaian prophet Eric Boahen Uche went viral after his December 31, 2025 prophecy about global affairs appeared to have been fulfilled.

Adddressing his congregation, the Reign House Chapel, on New Year's Eve, the prophet predicted that Israel would soon establish a military presence in Nigeria in 2026.

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.

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