Presidential Inauguration: Nigel Gaisie Schools Ghanaians On Why He Fasted One Year For Mahama
- A video of Prophet Nigel Gaisie talking about the role he played in John Mahama's election victory has gone viral
- Speaking in an interview, he explained that he fasted for one year to ensure that the ex-President would return
- He also added that he was eager to ensure Mahama secured victory so that the word of God would be fulfilled
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Prophet Nigel Gaisie, founder and leader of Prophetic Hill Chapel, has opened up about his role in helping John Mahama win the 2024 election.
Speaking in an interview on Lawson TV, the outspoken man of God indicated that he went the extra mile to ensure that Mahama became President.
With this, he explained that he fasted for one year in a bid to ensure the prophecy about Mahama returning as the Ghanaian President came true.
He explained that he had interceded on Mahama's behalf, as anything besides a win would have meant the word of God would not have been fulfilled.
"In 2024, I think it was a year that I was sitting on tenterhooks. For the past eight and half years, God had spoken through us, and we trusted God that what he had said would come to pass," Nigel Gaisie explained.
"If my prophecy had not come to pass, I would have had a problem, the church would have a problem, and it would have affected the prophetic word. And so, the year 2024 was not an easy year. It was a fasting year. I fasted from November 2023, to December 2024. I fasted for one year."
Nigel Gaisie explained that his decision to remain resolute in his stance that Mahama would emerge victorious in the election was mainly because he foresaw it.
Watch the video below:
Peeps react to Nigel Gaisie's fasting
Ghanaians reacted to the video and shared their opinions on the comments made by Prophet Nigel Gaisie about John Mahama's presidential victory and his perceived role in that win.
Kenneth Modestus Bakah commented:
"Good morning my prophet may God bless you and prophetic hill chapel family."
Kaa Ki Hagin wrote:
"Please how did you lose a house because of prophecy?"
Maame K Papabi added:
"Congratulations to Ghanaians for the peaceful election, transition and inauguration ceremony held yesterday. Prez John Mahama and the NDC should not forget Ghanaians are patiently waiting for them to deliver their campaign promises."
Benjamin Acheampong wrote:
"Continue with your so-called fast cos your man is empty."
Nana kofi baah added:
"Eih liar look at this stomach is it a fasting stomach?"
Mahama vows to improve healthcare
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that President Mahama has vowed to improve Ghana's public health system in anticipation of new diseases and pandemics.
He said the effects of climate change, such as the melting of permafrost layers and snow caps, had released old viruses and bacteria into the atmosphere.
He noted that globalisation and the ease of moving from one geographical area to another have increased the rate at which diseases spread worldwide.
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