Prophet Uebert Angel’s recent declarations favoring Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia in Ghana’s upcoming elections sparked significant discourse, including a rebuttal from Apostle Chris-Levite. The latter, aligned with former President John Mahama, challenged Angel’s authority, asserting that local leaders have a clearer understanding of God’s message for Ghana. The political landscape in Ghana is heating up as both candidates seek voter support ahead of the elections.
Prophet Uebert Angel, a prominent British-Zimbabwean spiritual leader, has made notable assertions regarding the upcoming presidential elections in Ghana, slated for December 7, 2024. These remarks seemingly endorsed the presidential ambitions of Alhaji Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the current vice president and candidate from the New Patriotic Party. This has incited a wave of discourse within the Ghanaian political landscape, prompting responses from various figures within the political arena. In stark contrast, Apostle Chris-Levite, a self-proclaimed senior spiritual leader supporting the National Democratic Congress and former President John Mahama, openly contested the authority of Prophet Uebert Angel. In a viral video, Apostle Chris-Levite declared that “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,” thus positing that the Prophet’s declaration carries no weight in the Ghanaian context. As Ghana approaches the polls, both leading candidates, Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and former President John Mahama, are diligently working to secure the trust and votes of the Ghanaian populace, each positioned within their respective political camps against a backdrop of spiritual and political commentary.
The presidential elections in Ghana, scheduled for December 7, 2024, are intensifying political discourse across the nation. Significant figures in the spiritual and political realms are engaging in public declarations that could influence voter sentiments. Prophet Uebert Angel’s assertions favoring Dr. Bawumia represent an intersection of religion and politics, a common theme in Ghanaian electoral campaigns. In opposition, voices from within the National Democratic Congress (NDC), such as Apostle Chris-Levite, are challenging these external assertions, emphasizing local authority and the election’s democratic process.
The events surrounding the recent declarations by Prophet Uebert Angel and the subsequent rebuttal by Apostle Chris-Levite highlight the dynamic interplay between spirituality and politics in Ghana. As the electoral date approaches, the influence of such proclamations remains to be seen, yet they undeniably contribute to the discourse shaping the electoral landscape. Candidates Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and John Mahama are now more entrenched in their campaigns as they navigate these external and internal challenges while seeking the electoral mandate of the Ghanaian people.
Original Source: www.ghanaweb.com
