Leader and Founder of Alive Chapel International, Prophet Elisha Salifu Amoako has restated his earlier prophecy that the 2020 election is a forgone conclusion for Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo.

At the turn of the year, Salifu Amoako predicted a landslide victory for the NPP flagbearer and he has now made a specific call on the percentage of votes Akufo-Addo will poll.

He stated in an interview with Oman Channel that nothing has changed in the spiritual realm and Akufo-Addo will continue to occupy the presidential seat after the 2020 elections.

He noted that God is extremely impressed with the policies of the Akufo-Addo government and will reward him with another four years.

He also disclosed that the gap between the incumbent Akufo-Addo and John Mahama will be so wide that the NDC flagbearer will not consider contesting the result.

“When it comes to the spiritual realm, the man is still on the seat. God’s hand has not shifted. If the hand of God shifts a day to the elections I will come out and say it. As I speak to you in the spiritual realm, Akufo-Addo is still on the seat. I see 52% for Akufo-Addo. The other candidates will share the rest.

“People say that it will end up in court, I want to say that nothing will happen. The gap will be big. No violence will also happen. There will be few issues but not full-blown violence. It will be a very peaceful election. God will send angels to be part of this election. There is no bloodshed in the atmosphere”.

Religious leaders have often been cautioned against making comments that align them with political parties but Salifu Amoako holds a different view.

He reasons that God is concerned with how his people are governed and is interested in who rules them.

“Those who say God is not interested in politics are very ignorant. God is interested in the affairs of men. If he wasn’t interested then he is not God. God works from Heaven into time. He is part of human life. The voice of the people is God so if the majority of people call on God, he will intervene”, he noted.