AFCON: Ghanaian Pastor Prophesies That Ghana Will Celebrate Jordan Ayew: “2024 Is His Year”

AFCON: Ghanaian Pastor Prophesies That Ghana Will Celebrate Jordan Ayew: “2024 Is His Year”

  • Ghanaian pastor Rev Jedidiah Henry Kore, who predicted the Black Stars' defeat in the 2023 AFCON, now foresees a positive year for Jordan Ayew, the captain's brother, despite challenges for the national team.
  • In a video shared on Twitter, the pastor mentioned that 2024 would bring celebratory moments for Jordan Ayew.
  • While foreseeing several defeats for the Black Stars, Rev Jedidiah clarified that, aside from the series of defeats, God has not revealed any other negative aspects concerning the team

A Ghanaian pastor who predicted that the Black Stars would lose their first group game at the African Cup of Nations against Cape Verde has come out with new prophecies.

Rev Jedidiah Henry Kore said that even though the Black Stars will be defeated in the 2023 AFCON it will be a year when the captain’s brother Jordan Ayew will be celebrated.

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In a video shared on X, formally Twitter, the man of God said though not a good year for the team, it will be a positive year for the last son of Ghanaian legend, Abedi Ayew.

AFCON: Ghanaian Pastor Prophesies That Ghana Will Celebrate Jordan Ayew: “2024 Is His Year”
A collage of Rev Jedidiah Henry Kore and Jordan Ayew Photo credit: @fireogya & GFAOfficial
Source: Facebook
“What I saw was a player called Jordan Ayew. 2024 is his year. Something good will happen to him. Even when Ghana comes back everyone will celebrate Jordan Ayew.”

The prophet added that aside from the series of defeats the Black Stars will face, God has not revealed any other negative thing concerning them.

"I’ve never seen any bad thing concerning Black Stars. The only thing is I’ve seen defeat, defeat, defeat, and they will come back, that’s all. God didn’t reveal any bad things to me. The same God who created Goliath is the same God who created David, but later God handed over the life of Goliath to David, and David killed him.”

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Watch the video below:

Reactions to the video

YEN.com.gh collated some comments on the video shared by @sikaofficial1. Read them below:

@AnassMkf said:

Crystal Palace can’t take premier league or champions league so what he Dey talk about or them Dey come make am captain of the club chale chale

@KOBBYIKE13 wrote:

Nti ne korakoraa ne se dem go whip us anaa.... So when he saw the defeats, he couldn't intercede for us to win

@LetThemSay100 said:

This is no prophecy as a football fan I was dead sure ghana was going to lose the game, predictions happen it’s not any prophecy

@amazingtundeh wrote:

How will Jordan Ayew be celebrated if Ghana will face defeats?

@niisam7 said:

Massa massa forgeti tooli who never knew Ghana would not win against Cape Verde Jordan will be the scapegoat because a striker who scores one goal per year

@gyaigyimii wrote:

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the Jordan in thing be true. maybe he go announce in retirement from national team

@manuelphrimpz said:

Jordan dey come win Ballon dor anaa?

Ghana supporters pray for Black Stars

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a group of Ghanaian supporters in the Ivory Coast is trending after a video of them praying vehemently ahead of the country's second game.

In the video, the Black Stars supporters were captured seriously offering their supplication to God about Ghana's next game against Egypt.

The prayer was for the Black Stars to emerge victorious despite a prophesy that the team will be defeated again.

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