Hahaha – Ghana does not want Africa’s 2022 prophecies where our religious leaders and prophets do their annual rituals. I pity the Inspector General of Police in Ghana as someone can prophecy tomorrow that he would be replaced in “future”. You get it!
Largely, the government should focus on important matters. Arresting and jailing these men and women for 5 years as Ghana is threatening will not change anything . I hope Nigeria does not copy that. Meanwhile, my 2022 prophecies for the world are:
- There will be an earthquake in the world.
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A very prominent man will die.
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A president will vacate his office.
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More than 21 women will deliver babies and they will be either boys or girls!
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Lol. (Statistically, the probability is 1 for the above)
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Comment: Why is this directed to a religious body, don’t scientists and economists make predictive statements? When are we going to learn as humans that religious forces are those that nothing, not even the most oppressive government can win against them.
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My response: “Why is this directed to a religious body, don’t scientists and economists make predictive statements?” – this statement is not actually supported by data. We’re all prophets. In economy, government will blacklist you on contracts. On scientists, they will fire you from federal schools. So, they are doing the same on economists and scientists. But since the religious bodies do not get any help from government, that is why it seems new with what the police is doing. So, do not think anyone is free if you get into prophesying in Africa, economically, religiously, etc outside of what the government wants you to say.,
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