Prophetic Clash in Ghana: Uebert Angel and Chris-Levite Debate Election Authority
Prophet Uebert Angel made statements favoring Bawumia for Ghana’s 2024 elections, provoking a strong rebuttal from Apostle Chris-Levite, who claims Angel lacks authority regarding Mahama and Ghana, intensifying the political debate as elections approach.
A prominent British-Zimbabwean spiritual leader, Prophet Uebert Angel, recently made significant statements regarding the upcoming December 7, 2024, Presidential Elections in Ghana. His pronouncements appeared to endorse Alhaji Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the New Patriotic Party’s candidate and the current Vice President of Ghana. This has led to varying responses across the political spectrum in Ghana. In response to Prophet Angel’s assertions, Apostle Chris-Levite, a senior spiritual leader aligned with the opposition National Democratic Congress and former President John Mahama, vehemently rebutted Angel’s claims. In a widely circulated video, Apostle Chris-Levite articulated that Prophet Angel lacks the authority to comment on matters pertaining to Ghana and asserted that any revelations purportedly received by Angel had already been communicated to them. He stated, “Prophet Angel, you don’t have authority and jurisdiction in Ghana. God may be speaking to you. But whatever that He told you, He has told us already, and we have informed John Mahama.” As the election date approaches, both Vice President Bawumia and former President Mahama are intensifying their efforts to engage with the electorate, with the political atmosphere becoming increasingly charged.
The political climate in Ghana is particularly heated as the nation gears up for its presidential elections scheduled for December 2024. The two principal candidates are Alhaji Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia from the ruling New Patriotic Party and the former President John Mahama from the National Democratic Congress. In this context, prophetic endorsements have become a noteworthy aspect of campaign strategies, often influencing public sentiment and voter perceptions. The recent declarations by Prophet Uebert Angel, which favor Bawumia, have ignited significant debate and rebuttal within the political landscape, particularly from Mahama’s camp.
The recent confrontation between Prophet Uebert Angel and Apostle Chris-Levite underlines the intersection of spirituality and politics in Ghana, reflecting deep-seated rivalries as the nation approaches a pivotal electoral exercise. As each camp seeks to consolidate their support and legitimacy, the responses from spiritual leaders could play a shaping role in voter sentiments.
Original Source: www.ghanaweb.com
