The sudden death of Akua Donkor, Ghana Freedom Party founder and former presidential candidate, has ignited discussions across the nation, not only about her legacy but about the power of prophecy in Ghanaian society.
The public’s reaction to her passing has been particularly charged due to the involvement of a popular Ghanaian prophet, Apostle Francis Amoako Attah, Founder and Leader of Parliament Chapel International (PCI) who had forewarned of the impending death of a political figure.
Apostle Francis Amoako Attah, the founder of The Lord’s Parliament Chapel International, shared on Angel TV that he had discussed with an unnamed “NPP guru” his vision foretelling Akua Donkor’s death.
According to Attah, he believed that Akua Donkor would “lose her number” on the ballot, symbolizing her untimely passing. He expressed confidence in his prophecy, which he says was based on a vision received months prior.
Following the news of her passing, many Ghanaians have taken to social media to comment on the prophets’ declarations.
Some citizens see this as further evidence of the prophets’ divine insight, believing that their accuracy strengthens their role as spiritual guides.
These events highlight the significant role of religious leaders in Ghanaian society and politics, where prophetic statements can influence voter behavior and shape public discourse.
Ghanaians were left shocked on October 29, 2024, when news broke that Madam Akua Donkor, leader of the Ghana Freedom Party and former presidential candidate, had passed away.