If Bawumia Ever Becomes President, Chiefs Should Banish Me From Their Lands – Prophet Iddrisu

According to a report by GHOne TV today being Sunday, October 11, 2026, Prophet Thomas Iddrisu has made a strong declaration concerning the political future of former Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, insisting that he does not believe the New Patriotic Party (NPP) figure will ever become President of Ghana.

In a statement attributed to him, the prophet expressed his conviction in emphatic terms and challenged the possibility of Bawumia eventually ascending to the highest office in the country.

Iddrisu reportedly stated that chiefs should banish him from their lands if Bawumia ever becomes President, using the declaration to underline the confidence with which he made his prediction.

The comments are likely to attract attention among political observers and supporters of the former Vice President, particularly as conversations about the NPP’s future leadership and presidential ambitions continue.

Bawumia remains a prominent personality in Ghanaian politics. He served as Vice President during the administration of former President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo and has maintained a significant presence in the NPP’s political activities.

His political record and ambitions have generated different opinions across the country. While some supporters consider him a strong candidate for the presidency, others have questioned his prospects and the challenges he could face in future elections.

Prophet Iddrisu’s remarks add another voice to the public debate surrounding Bawumia’s chances of becoming Ghana’s next leader. However, his statement should be understood as a personal prediction rather than a confirmed outcome of the country’s political process.

Ghana operates a constitutional democratic system in which voters determine the country’s president through elections. The success of any presidential candidate depends on several factors, including public support, party organisation, campaign performance and the results declared through the electoral process.

The prophet’s strong wording may provoke reactions from Bawumia’s supporters and other political commentators who hold different views about the former Vice President’s future.

For now, Iddrisu’s declaration remains an expression of his personal belief. Whether Bawumia will eventually become President will depend on future political developments and the choices made by Ghanaian voters.

The statement is expected to remain a topic of discussion among those following the country’s political affairs and the NPP’s presidential ambitions.

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