Prophet Iddrissu Says Chiefs Should Hold Him Accountable If 2028 Election Prediction Fails

Prophet Iddrissu has stated that chiefs and other traditional authorities should hold him responsible if events surrounding the 2028 general election do not unfold as he has predicted.

The prophet made this declaration while discussing his prophecy concerning the 2028 polls. He insisted that he is willing to be held accountable should his prediction prove incorrect, placing the responsibility squarely on traditional leaders to call him out in such an event.

In addition to his prediction regarding Dr. Bawumia, Prophet Iddrissu voiced his support for President John Dramani Mahama. He encouraged Ghanaians to cast their votes for the incumbent president, urging them to give him another term in office during the 2028 general election.

The prophet also issued a stern warning regarding the 2028 election, cautioning that anyone who participates in rigging would face death. His statement underscored his belief that severe consequences await those who engage in electoral malpractice, and he made it clear that he views election manipulation as a grave offence with serious spiritual implications.

His remarks add to the ongoing national conversation about the 2028 elections, which are already drawing significant attention from political figures, religious leaders, and the general public. Prophecies and predictions about electoral outcomes have become a recurring feature of Ghana’s political landscape, with various religious figures offering their perspectives on what lies ahead.

Prophet Iddrissu’s willingness to be held accountable by traditional authorities sets him apart, as he has effectively invited scrutiny of his predictions. It remains to be seen how chiefs and other traditional leaders will respond to his call, and whether they will take up the responsibility he has placed before them.

For now, his statements have sparked discussion about the role of prophecy in politics, the credibility of predictions, and the responsibilities of those who make them. Further reactions from political and traditional stakeholders are expected as the 2028 election approaches.

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