Ghanaians Jab Prophet Nigel Gaisie As His AFCON Prophecy Fails
- Prophet Nigel Gaisie's prophecy that Morocco would win the just-ended AFCON has failed to come to pass
- The preacher's inaccurate prediction has ignited massive debates among Ghanaians on social media
- Some social media users have criticised Prophet Gaisie, claiming that he proved he is not a real man of God
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Founder of Prophetic Hill Church, Prophet Nigel Gaisie, has triggered massive backlash from Ghanaians after his prophecy about the just-ended Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) final failed to come true.

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In a now-deleted Facebook post, the pastor predicted a victory for host nation Morocco, but unfortunately, his forecast failed to materialise.
Instead, Senegal claimed victory for a second time, with attention since falling to Nigel Nigel Gaisie's prophecy, which has sparked widespread discussion online.
Some social media users have slammed the man of God, claiming he is not a genuine prophet and has been caught out for 'trying his luck'.

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Despite Nigel Gaisie reportedly deleting the evidence, screenshots of the post continue to circulate on social media, fuelling massive reactions among football fans and commentators alike.
Ghanaians are now questioning the credibility of the Prophetic Hill Church leader, noting that this is not the first time his predictions have fallen flat.
See the Instagram post of Prophet Nigel Gaisie's failed prediction below:
Nigel Gaisie's Detty December prophecy fails
Prophet Nigel Gaisie sparked outrage on social media after a previous prophecy he made also failed to materialise.
Addressing his congregation, the man of God shared a doom vision about the Detty December festive season.
He told event organisers and security agencies to be vigilant over the period because he had seen a massive disaster.
“From now until [January 7, 2026], I saw in the realm of the spirit that they have plotted against the entertainment industry. This is what I saw: the people of Ghana were at an event centre when all of a sudden, I saw something like fire and disorder. I also saw people dying in large numbers,” he warned.

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However, December passed without any major disasters, with social media users blasting Nigel Gaisie over his words.
Watch the TikTok video of Prophet Nigel Gaisie's Detty December prediction below:
Prophet Gaisie's failed prophecy sparks reactions
Social media users have dropped various comments condemning the man of God after his prophecy failed to come to pass. Below are some of the comments:
Nana Ama Spirit wrote:
"He's still here and Ebo Noah has been captured."
Nana Kwaku Whyte wrote:
"And who says he sees something noko fio pastor apuuu!!"
Littleson Kobby wrote:
"Ghpoliceservice please he has caused financial lost to the youth..."
Culture wrote:
"Allo pastor he is just collecting people's monies."
King David wrote:
"But I don't think he prophesied that Morroco will win maybe he support them."
Alrahma Access wrote:
"That wasn't prophecy it's betting, try your luck."
Big Vaness wrote:
"Lies, no one has asked him to prophesy."

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Nigel Gaisie makes Black Stars prophecy
YEN.com.gh also reported that Prophet Nigel Gaisie had declared that the Black Stars would reach the final of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The bold prediction about Ghana's national football team was delivered during the 31st service at his church, sparking widespread debate.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
