In a striking declaration that intertwines spirituality with political discourse, Apostle Dr. Dirl Airl King Mashal, the founder and leader of the Soldiers of Christ Prayer Group of All Churches in Kronum Aboahyia, Ashanti Region, has boldly proclaimed that he has been divinely empowered to thwart the electoral ambitions of former President John Dramani Mahama in the upcoming elections.
This assertion, steeped in fervent religious conviction, has captured public attention and sparked discussions about the intersection of faith and politics in Ghana.
In an exclusive interview, Apostle Mashal articulated his belief that God has granted him the authority to predict Mahama’s political defeat alongside his running mate, Professor Jane Nana Opoku Agyeman, and the entire National Democratic Congress (NDC) party.
Drawing parallels to the biblical prophet Elijah, known for his prophetic prowess, Apostle Mashal likened his own role to that of Elijah, who foretold a drought that lasted three and a half years for the Israelites. He emphatically stated that Mahama’s impending loss would be as historic and undeniable as Elijah’s prophecies.
Apostle Mashal expressed confidence that Mahama is destined for electoral failure, declaring, “God has arranged for me the power to step Mahama down.” He characterized the former president as a “dead goat,” a vivid metaphor underscoring his belief that Mahama lacks the vitality to thrive in the forthcoming political landscape.
Mahama’s potential exit in the presidential throne is clear. Ghanaians are going to polls to choose a leader but for Mahama’s defeat God has endorsed it. Whether Akuffo Addo is ether corrupt or not or Bawumia is not fit for the job or even all the opposition parties transfer their votes to add to the Ndc votes, still Mahama’ would be defeated since God has already won the victory over Mahama’s decision.
Further elaborating on his divine revelations, Apostle Mashal outlined a prophetic timeline for potential NDC struggles, predicting that the party would face a prolonged stint in opposition, extending for seven years and nine months, a spiritually interpreted duration of eight years. From January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2032, he asserts that the NDC should prepare for a significant political exile.
Apostle Mashal did not shy away from making stark assertions about the consequences of failing to heed his prophetic guidance. He indicated that NDC executives must consult him for divine guidance if they hope to recover and reclaim political power after their predicted years in opposition.
He purportedly possesses knowledge of two potential leaders within the NDC, whom he believes are destined to lead the party following their time in political purgatory, yet their success hinges on the party’s willingness to seek his counsel.
As Ghanaians prepare for the elections, the implications of Apostle Mashal’s declarations offer a fascinating glimpse into how spiritual beliefs can shape political narratives and inform the beliefs of voters. In a country where faith is an integral part of many lives, Mashal’s assertions highlight the ongoing dialogue regarding the intertwining pathways of faith, prophecy, and politics in shaping the future of Ghana.
