Prophet Iddrissu Predicts Bawumia Will Not Become President, Backs Mahama for 2028

Ahafo Region, Ghana — Prophet Thomas Iddrissu has delivered a bold prophecy declaring that former Vice President and NPP flagbearer Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia will not become Ghana’s president in the 2028 general elections.

In a video shared by Ghbrain on October 10, 2026, the prophet made his prediction during an encounter with President John Dramani Mahama and his delegation in the Ahafo Region. He insisted unequivocally that Bawumia would not win the presidency, and went further by challenging traditional leaders to chase him out of his place of worship should his prophecy fail to materialise.

The prophet’s declaration adds a dramatic spiritual dimension to the emerging 2028 political landscape, raising the stakes in a contest that is already generating intense national interest.

Beyond his prediction about Bawumia, Prophet Iddrissu also threw his support behind President Mahama, urging Ghanaians to vote for him once again in 2028. He pledged to continue praying for the president’s long life and strength, framing his endorsement as both a spiritual duty and a national imperative.

The prophet did not stop at predictions and endorsements. He issued a stern warning that police officers and other individuals who engage in rigging the 2028 elections would face death. His words served as a stark caution against electoral malpractice, underscoring the gravity with which he views the integrity of the upcoming polls.

His remarks formed part of a broader commentary on the 2028 general election, delivered during a significant political moment. President Mahama and his delegation were in the Ahafo Region for the second day of their “Resetting Ghana Agenda” tour, a nationwide engagement aimed at reconnecting with citizens and outlining the government’s vision.

The encounter between the prophet and the president has since sparked widespread discussion, with many questioning whether the prophecy will hold and what it means for the political futures of both Bawumia and Mahama. For now, Prophet Iddrissu’s words have added a striking and controversial voice to Ghana’s fast-evolving political conversation.