Pastor Elvis Agyemang: Alpha Hour Pastor's Old Prophecy Surfaces After Reports of Hantavirus
- An old prophecy of Pastor Elvis Agyemang of Alpha Hour has resurfaced on the internet after recent reports of Hantavirus
- In the video, the renowned man of God prophesied that there was going to be another pandemic similar to that of COVID-19
- The resurfaced footage has caught the attention of many, sparking debate about the year he was believed to have indicated
Founder and head pastor of Grace Mountain Ministry, Pastor Elvis Agyemang’s old prophecy about a pandemic has resurfaced following Hantavirus reports.
Source: TikTok
On December 31, 2024, during a watch night service held at Pastor Elvis Agyemang's church, he prophesied that there was another pandemic coming.
The man of God stated that it might be more dangerous than COVID-19 and might spread through skin contact with affected people.
“2025 is too long a journey for you to miss what I am about to say. From what the Lord showed me, another pandemic is coming. With the kind of sickness I saw that is about to hit the world, once an affected person touches you, you will also contract the disease.”
“I am not a prophet, but I remember standing in the church one Sunday evening and saying that I saw a disease being created in the laboratory. Nobody took me seriously until COVID-19 hit the world.”
"Sorrow is coming. So God told me to present him to his people and tell them that the only safe haven is the one who came to carry the sorrow," he said.
Following the recent reports about a Hantavirus, Pastor Elvis Agyemang's video has resurfaced, sparking a debate, with some claiming he was referring to 2025, while others have argued that ‘prophecies never die’.
The TikTok video of Pastor Elvis Agyemang giving the pandemic prophecy is below:
Reactions to Pastor Elvis Agyemang's resurfaced video
YEN.com.gh has compiled social media comments after Pastor Elvis Agyemang's old prophecy resurfaced.
Ama Animuwaa wrote:
“I thought this prophecy was for 2025.”
Queen Munash wrote:
“May the Almighty God continue to have mercy upon us and forgive us our sins. Amen.”
Alpharians Kate wrote:
“Many might say it was 2025, but what they do not know is that prophecies never die.”
Freddie wrote:
“God have mercy on us and save the world.”
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WHO official Maria Van Kerkhove speaks
Meanwhile, a senior official at the World Health Organisation, Maria Van Kerkhove, has moved to calm growing public concerns surrounding the Hantavirus, clarifying that the disease is entirely different from COVID-19 and should not be viewed as the beginning of another global coronavirus pandemic.
Speaking on the matter, Maria Van Kerkhove explained that Hantavirus is not a new disease and has been known to health experts for many years.
According to her, the virus differs significantly from COVID-19 in terms of its spread, transmission dynamics, and the level of public health risk it poses.
She emphasised that, unlike COVID-19, which spreads rapidly through human-to-human contact globally, the Hantavirus is primarily transmitted through contact with infected rodents or materials contaminated by them.
Health experts explain that humans can become infected with Hantavirus after coming into contact with rodent urine, saliva, or droppings.
The virus may also spread when contaminated particles become airborne and are inhaled by humans, especially in enclosed spaces where rodents are present.
Maria Van Kerkhove noted that there is currently no evidence suggesting widespread human-to-human transmission of Hantavirus, which makes it fundamentally different from the coronavirus that caused the global COVID-19 pandemic.
The X post of the WHO official is below:
GHS raises alert over possible meningitis outbreak
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that the Ministry of Health and the Ghana Health Service had issued a joint public health alert in January 2026 of a possible meningitis outbreak.
The health advisory warned that meningitis is a serious and potentially life-threatening disease that causes inflammation of the membranes of the brain and spinal cord.
Source: YEN.com.gh
