Even if The Victory Belongs to You, I Can Snatch it \u2013 Owusu Bempah<\/h2>\n
News Hub Creator<\/span>2h<\/span><\/p>\n<\/header>\n Renowned Ghanaian prophet, Owusu Bempah, has made a series of profound statements regarding Ghana’s political landscape. In a recent address, Bempah emphasized his prophetic office and divine mandate.<\/p>\n “Even if the seat belongs to you, I can snatch it from you, but this time it’s not for you,” Bempah declared. He addressed critics who questioned the impact of his prophecies on the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) electoral successes. “Some people said NPP could have won even without my prophecy. Who told you?” Bempah asked.<\/p>\n Bempah reaffirmed his prophetic calling, stating, “I am a prophet, and that’s my office. Allow me to talk, for I am not doing politics but preaching.” He reflected on Ghana’s past elections, noting that NPP’s losses in 2008 and 2012 contrasted with victories in 2016 and 2020. “In 2016 and 2020, they met me, and things were broken, leading to their win.”<\/p>\n Bempah attributed NPP’s successes to divine intervention. “There are some people in this life whom God uses to fulfill His mission.” He emphasized the importance of spiritual breakthroughs. “If things were not done in 2016 to break certain spiritual barriers, the 2016 victory wouldn’t have come.”<\/p>\n The prophet illustrated the spiritual dimension of elections, citing the practice of “burying cows” during election times. “Elections are more spiritual than physical,” Bempah explained. “There are certain things in this life that require mighty hands to break for you to experience good things.”<\/p>\n<\/p>\n