Election 2020: Chief Naatia Salifu’s Prophesy Fulfilled
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…Nana Wins & NDC Runs To Court
It has emerged that a Tamale-based spiritualist, a Philanthropist and leader of the Kejebi Shrine in the Northern Region, Chief Naatia Salifu has gotten his prophesy about the outcome of Ghana’s Presidential election held on December 7, 2020.
The well-renowned spiritualist, whose work spreads across Ghana and beyond had predicted the outcome of the elections together with other people including some Prophets.
However, the Spiritualist Naatia Salifu had gotten his prophesy right when other Prophets who also gave their prophesies failed.
On November 30, 2020 before the elections, a chat between Chief Naatia Salifu and someone emerged.
That conversation was centered on who amongst the two Presidential Candidates was going to win the election.
Chief Naatia Salifu who is well gifted with the power to see, know and interpret the strange things in life and spiritual occurrences, did not mince words in giving response to the question of who will win the election.
In a shirt and brief response, Chief Naatia said, “Nana Is Winning.”
He also predicted that “NDC are going to court after election.”
He further asked the person to go out and tell his people about the prophesy which he said cannot fail.
His predictions however became manifest after the results were declared, and Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo emerged the winner.
The opposition NDC led by John Dramani Manama immediately after the results were declared, begun a protest against the Electoral Commission (EC) for announcing Nana Akufo-Addo as winner and the President elect.
The NDC, true to Chief Naatia’s prophesies took the case to court to challenge the outcome of the elections, citing electoral fraud.
Meanwhile, many followers of Chief Naatia took to Social Media to commend the Spiritualist for making such apt revelation.
With the development, many people have described Prophets who predicted victory for NDC and John Mahaha as fake Prophets.
By Prosper AGBENYEGA