Bawumia will never become president, i stand by my prophecy, chase me away if it fails – Thomas

According to report by Dailyviewgh on Monday 12, October 2026, Prophet Iddrissu has challenged chiefs and other traditional authorities to hold him accountable if events surrounding Ghana’s 2028 general election prove his prediction wrong.

According to the prophet, traditional leaders should not hesitate to question him if the outcome of the election contradicts his prophecy. His statement has drawn attention to his confidence in the prediction and his willingness to be held responsible for the claims he has made about the country’s political future.

Beyond his prediction concerning Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, Prophet Iddrissu has also expressed support for President John Dramani Mahama ahead of the 2028 general election. He has called on Ghanaians to vote for the incumbent president for another term, making his position on the upcoming polls clear.

His remarks come as political discussions and public interest gradually build around the next presidential election. With political figures and their supporters expected to intensify their activities as the election approaches, predictions about the possible outcome are likely to remain a subject of public debate.

In a further statement concerning the 2028 polls, Prophet Iddrissu warned that individuals who attempt to manipulate or rig the election would face death. The warning reflects the seriousness with which he views electoral malpractice and the consequences he believes await those who engage in such activities.

Electoral fraud remains a major concern in democratic processes, as credible elections depend on transparency, fairness and respect for the will of the electorate. Ghana’s political stakeholders, election officials and security agencies are expected to play important roles in ensuring that the 2028 polls are conducted peacefully and in accordance with the law.

However, Prophet Iddrissu’s predictions and warnings remain claims attributed to him, and their accuracy can only be assessed against verifiable events. As the country prepares for the next general election, his statements are likely to attract further discussion among political observers, traditional leaders and the general public.