By King Amoah
In the realm of prophecy and religious discourse, the line between genuine divine revelation and mere speculation often blurs, raising questions within the public consciousness.
As the 2024 Ghanaian elections drew nearer, one man’s prophetic declarations captured significant attention—Very Rev. Anthony Kwarteng, the founder and leader of the Christ Power Miracle Mission Center in Dome Kwabenya, Greater Accra.
His bold pronouncements concerning former President John Dramani Mahama’s anticipated victory and the NDC’s success in the traditionally NPP-held Dome Kwabenya parliamentary seat have materialized, prompting a wave of discussions and reflections on the nature of prophetic declarations in contemporary society.
Very Rev. Kwarteng (aka Abayifuo Suro), a figure known for his passionate sermons and unabashed faith, made headlines when he confidently asserted that Mahama would reclaim the presidency in the upcoming elections. His conviction transcended mere speculation; he framed it as a profound revelation meant to uplift hope among his congregation and supporters of the National Democratic Congress (NDC).
As the final election results confirmed Mahama’s victory, the accuracy of Kwarteng’s prophecy sparked admiration but also skepticism regarding the authenticity of prophetic voices in today’s world.
Further intensifying the significance of his declarations, Very Rev. Kwarteng prophesied that a female NDC activist would triumph in the contentious Dome Kwabenya parliamentary constituency, known for its historical preference for the NPP. This prediction also proved prophetic with the election of Hon. Faustina Elikplime, who solidified her position in a constituency that seems to have defied traditional political loyalties.
In response to these fulfilled prophecies, Very Rev. Kwarteng organized a special All Night prayer session on November 29, dubbed “The King Is Coming Back.” This event, centered around the triumph of Mahama and the NDC, highlighted not only the prophetic declarations but also a collective edification of faith among attendees.
Very Rev Anthony Kwarteng reinforced his message of victory during the prayer meet, reiterating that the NDC’s resurgence was a manifestation of divine will.
Despite the successful outcomes of his prophecies, Very Rev. Kwarteng faced considerable criticism and skepticism throughout the election period. Many dismissed his claims as mere rhetoric or opportunistic predictions aligning with political sentiments.
However, in the wake of the election results, he has emerged confident, crediting God for the resonation of his prophetic voice. Interviewed shortly after the announcements, Kwarteng implored the public to acknowledge the divine source of his insights, stating, “The credibility of this prophecy rests with God, who chose to reveal these truths through me.”
In biblical scripture, it is often noted that false prophets would arise during times of turmoil, misleading many with falsehoods. Yet, Very Rev. Kwarteng’s declarations have ignited a conversation about the nature of prophecy: Can genuine prophetic voices exist amidst skepticism? Can the faithful discern true prophecy from the noise of human ambition and political spectacle?
While interpretations of his prophecies will undoubtedly continue to vary, one thing remains clear: Very Rev. Anthony Kwarteng is now recognized not just as a man of faith but as a prophetic figure whose words have resonated in significant ways with the political landscape of Ghana.
Attached picture: Hon Faustina Elikplime and JDM (above and below) Very Rev Anthony Kwarteng
