Prophet Ogyaba Drops Prophecy About Vice President's Ill Health, Says He Saw An Empty Wheelchair
- Prophet Dr Ogyaba has opened up about a vision he had earlier in the year about the Vice President, Prof Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang
- He noted in a video that he saw President Mahama seated in his office, but the office of the Vice President was empty
- Prophet Ogyaba claimed there was a wheelchair situated at the entrance of the Vice President's office washroom
Popular Ghanaian pastor, Prophet Emmanuel Akwasi Boakye, also known as Ogyaba has commented on the ongoing discussion on the ill health of Ghana's Vice President, Prof Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang.
In a video, he explained why some pastors have not made any public remarks about the incident.

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He noted that some pastors who deal directly with God often see these events and pray over them before they happen.
Citing himself as an example, he noted that he saw a vision in January this year (2025) and wrote the prophecy on his social media wall but many people took his words for granted.
"In January this year, I saw a vision and in the vision, President Mahama was sitting in his office but the Vice President's office was empty and there was a wheelchair in front of the washroom," he said.
Ogyaba claims he woke up to pray over the vision so, he wasn't surprised when he heard of the Vice President's ill health.
Watch the video below:
Reactions to Ogyaba's vision on VP Agyemang
Netizens who saw the video of Prophet Ogyaba sharing the vision expressed mixed reactions in the comments section. Prophet Ogyaba has been in the news recently for various reasons. The controversies started with Lady Cassie, a Ghanaian woman who claimed to be the prophet's side chick.

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Secondly, a Ghanaian prophetess also recounted how the prophet allegedly threw her out of his home at midnight. All these controversies have made it difficult for some netizens to believe his prophecy.
@Prophet Ike wrote:
"Settings nkoaaa u can change my date and time, write or put up something and bring back my date and time to up to date tweaaa."
@CHERUB wrote:
"Dr Ogyaba is a wise Prophet."
@Traffic country Ltd wrote:
"Papa what will the outcome be sir."
@Deborah Arthur wrote:
"Some of us we know the oil upon u, so we don't joke with you, God bless you my Father."
@Evangelist Foster mighty wrote:
"The state seer the major 1 Dr Ogyaba. I love this prophet of God."
@Akua Serwaa wrote:
"Please keep on praying for her. l know through you, God can save her?"
@CUTELYN wrote:
"Very wise man."
Former Associate Prophetess shares how Ogyaba sacked her
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Prophet Ogyaba became the talk of the town after a Ghanaian prophetess, Prophetess Devine, shared some details of her encounter with him.
The former Associate Prophetess of Ogyaba got emotional as she talked about how she was allegedly dismissed from the pastor's house.
She claimed in a TikTok video that she had been working with the renowned prophet for about eight years. However, the unfortunate happened one day and the preacher allegedly threw her out of his house.
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