By King Amoah.
Very Rev. Anthony Kwarteng, General Overseer of the Christ Power Miracle Mission Church in Dome Kwabenya, Accra, has publicly commended Rev. Ebenezer Adarkwa Yiadom, also known as “Obambour” (Nation’s No One Prophet), as a true and genuine prophet of God.
This endorsement comes in the wake of the recent 2024 elections and Rev. Adarkwa’s accurate predictions, solidifying his standing in the faith community.
Speaking in an exclusive telephone interview, Very Rev. Kwarteng stated that he had followed the prophecies of various religious figures during the lead-up to the December 7th elections. He noted a prevailing trend of prophets predicting the defeat of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), while Rev. Adarkwa consistently declared that John Mahama would emerge victorious.
“During the elections, we heard many prophets make predictions that didn’t come to pass regarding the NDC’s chances,” Kwarteng explained.
“But Rev. Adarkwa Yiadom remained steadfast, prophesying Mahama’s success. And today, we see that his prophecy has indeed come to pass.”
Very Rev. Kwarteng emphasized the importance of distinguishing between genuine prophets and those who, in his view, use their position to deceive the public. He referenced the inaccurate prophecies made by some who predicted a victory for Dr. Bawumia, posing the question: “What happened to their prophecies? Does this not show whether they are fake or genuine prophets?”
Kwarteng stressed that in Ghana, it is often “fake pastors who make unnecessary noise to deceive the society,” and that Rev. Adarkwa’s unwavering accuracy sets him apart.
He further called on Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Adarkwa Yiadom to remain focused on his calling, urging him to continue speaking the truth and glorifying God through his ministry.
This public endorsement from Very Rev. Anthony Kwarteng adds weight to the claims made about Rev. Adarkwa’s prophetic gift. It also raises questions about accountability within the prophetic community and the importance of discerning accurate pronouncements from those seeking to mislead.
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