Reactions As Nigel Gaisie Drops Names of MPs Set to Lose Their Seats in 2028

As at October 24, 2026, Ghanaians have taken to social media in large numbers to react to Prophet Nigel Gaisie’s latest declarations on 3FM 92.7’s Urban Blend show, where he named Members of Parliament he says will lose their seats in the 2028 General Elections.

The Founder and General Overseer of Prophetic Hill Chapel stirred fresh conversation when he mentioned that Adwoa Sarfo is coming back, while the Sekondi MP is going. On Captain Smart, he said the broadcaster will “whisper backstage,” a remark that drew wide attention online.

Reactions on the station’s Facebook page have been sharply divided, though one theme dominates: the debate over whether the pronouncements amount to prophecy or simply political prediction. A significant number of commenters insist the clergyman is making calculated predictions based on political trends rather than receiving divine revelation. Others went further, questioning why pastors appear unable to distinguish between the two.

Some users expressed strong confidence in particular political outcomes, with a few predicting that several first-time MPs could lose their seats in the next polls. Others dismissed the claims altogether, noting that the real decision rests with voters, regardless of whether the statements are labelled prophecy or prediction.

Humour also featured prominently. A number of users made light-hearted jibes about Captain Smart, while others joked about the Sekondi MP’s fate. Some commenters playfully suggested the broadcaster was afraid of being named, adding a comic edge to the debate.

Overall, the reactions show how Ghana’s political and religious spaces continue to overlap, with citizens eager to weigh in, debate, and poke fun at high-profile pronouncements. With the 2028 elections still some way off, such predictions are expected to keep fuelling conversation, even as many insist that only the ballot box will determine who stays and who goes.

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