Presidential Staffer, Nana Yaa Jantuah, has shared a remarkable account of how her prayers allegedly saved a plane from crashing.

According to her, she was on board a flight to Busan for a conference when the pilot announced a looming disaster that he couldn't control.

Nana Yaa Jantuah said that she immediately went into fervent prayers to God, using her children as a point of contact and asked God to save her so that she could continue to cater for her kids as a caring mother.

She added that after her prayers, she felt a sense of peace that the situation had stabilised and true to that, not long after, the pilot announced that something surprising had happened and the atmosphere had cleared.

She attributed her survival to her powerful prayers, stating that when one is on a flight, it becomes a spiritual warfare between the person and spiritual forces in the realm.

Nana Yaa Jantuah advised that having a strong weapon of prayer, using Biblical words as keys, can activate spiritual protection against forces in the realm while onboard a plane.

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She also shared another experience where her prayers allegedly helped her navigate through turbulent weather on a flight to Portugal, claiming that she saw a rainbow after praying, which led them to the end of their journey.

Her testimony comes in the wake of a helicopter crash that claimed the lives of the Minister of Defence, Dr Edward Omane Boamah; and the Minister of Environment, Science, Technology, and Innovation, Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed.

Others were: Acting Deputy National Security Coordinator, Alhaji Mohammed Muniru Limuna; former Central Regional Minister, Samuel Sarpong; and Samuel Aboagye, a former parliamentary candidate.

Members of the helicopter’s crew were Squadron Leader Peter Bafemi Anala, Flying Officer Malin Twum-Ampadu, and Sgt Ernest Addo Mensah.

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The victims of the crashed helicopter were on a national assignment to attend an event at Obuasi focused on combating illegal mining.

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