Prophet Nana Kwame: Ghanaian Pastor Sends Prophetic Warning to Actress Nana Ama McBrown
- A Ghanaian pastor by the name Prophet Nana Kwame has caused a stir with a dire prophecy about the popular Kumawood actress Nana Ama McBrown
- The man of God, whose prophecy about the helicopter that killed the Defence Minister, Omane Boamah, sent a spiritual warning to the Onua Showtime host
- Ghanaians who came across the video of Prophet Nana Kwame sharing the message have blasted the man of God, claiming he was causing fear and panic
- In an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, Apostle Emmanuel Ofori-Nyarko of Oil Tower Ministry shared his knowledge about doom prophecies
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A Ghanaian pastor, Prophet Nana Kwame, has sparked fear after releasing a dire prophecy about Kumawood actress Nana Ama McBrown.
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In a video shared on social media, the man of God said that he had gotten a vision about the screen goddess, where a group of people strangely cut off her hair.
“I had a vision and saw Nana Ama in a wedding gown with very long hair. She was walking along a street with a massive crowd following her. When she got to a boundary that divides Accra from another region, some of the people who were behind her cut off her hair and returned. Mysteriously, only Nana Ama McBrown boarded a vehicle and left the scene,” he said.
According to Prophet Nana Kwame, the insight he had of the vision was that a doom might befall the actress very soon.
The man of God stated categorically that if Nana Ama McBrown came across his message, she should seek the intervention of her spiritual father, warning her not to take his prophecy lightly.
Prophet Nana Kwame concluded that he is aware that the fans of Nana Ama McBrown will come after him; however, after raining insults at him, they should take a minute to say a word of prayer for him.
The prophecy has triggered massive reactions on social media, with fans of the Kumawood star sharing mixed comments.
The TikTok video of Prophet Nana Kwame releasing the prophecy is below:
Reactions to Nana Kwame's McBrown prophecy
YEN.com.gh compiled social media comments after Prophet Nana Kwame shared the prophecy about Nana Ama McBrown.
Ruth Donkor wrote:
“These prophets should stop causing fear and panic. What are all these?”
Ganny wrote:
“So when will these so-called prophets be arrested? This prediction thing is getting out of hand.”
Erica wrote:
“Lord, please have mercy, because she's too young to die, okay, Lord, have mercy. Thank you, Lord, for your revelation.”
Frankie wrote:
“ Can't McBrown sue this pastor for me? Nothing would happen to her in Jesus' name.”
Vicky wrote:
“It is all good to say, but can't you connect to inform her once you mention her name? Let's help people when God speaks.”
Prophet Nana Kwame's prophecy about helicopter crash
On Wednesday, August 6, 2025, five civilians and three soldiers were killed after a military Z-9 helicopter crashed in the Adansi Akrofuom District of the Ashanti Region.
Ghana's Defence Minister, Dr Edward Omane Boamah, the Minister of Environment, Science and Technology, Ibrahim Murtala Mohammed, and others were confirmed dead in the incident.
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Other fatalities included the Deputy National Security Coordinator, Limuna Muniru, the former Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr Samuel Sarpong, and the former NDC Parliamentary candidate for Obuasi East, Samuel Aboagye.
Chief of Staff Julius Debrah confirmed the tragedy in a press conference at the Jubilee House.
Before the helicopter tragedy, Prophet Nana Kwame shared a prophecy about the crash.
In the prophecy, reportedly delivered during an all-night service on July 19th, the preacher claimed to have seen a plane/helicopter crash that would shake the nation and lead to a period of nationwide mourning.
The TikTok video of Prophet Nana Kwame's prophecy about the plane crash is below:
Renowned Ghanaian pastor speaks on doom prophecies
In an interview with YEN.com.gh, Apostle Emmanuel Ofori-Nyarko of Oil Tower Ministry explained that doom prophecies are not meant to cause fear and panic but should be seen as a wake-up call for intensive prayers.
“Prophetic words come to give us the ability to wake up and pray. Many may call a prophecy doom because it didn't come to excite them. And they might even tag the vessel as ‘fake. Every prophetic message delivered seeks to give the receiver an assignment that must be taken seriously,” he said.
“I would advise everyone who receives doom prophecies to rise and pray. Do not see doom prophecies as coming to cause fear and panic; let it motivate you to go before the Lord, and He will surely take charge,” he added.
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Prophet Samaila's prophecy about Nana Ama McBrown
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Prophet Samaila Abdulai released a prophecy about Nana Ama McBrown and her daughter, claiming that a strong favour of God had found them.
He disclosed that her name was about to cross borders and she would be one of the most sought-after personalities in Ghana, sparking positive reactions on social media.
Source: YEN.com.gh
