NPP bigwigs buried live animals to win power - Zubah alleges

The former Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) of Obuasi Municipal Assembly in the erstwhile Mahama administration Richard Akwasi Boadi Agyeman popularly called ‘Zubah’ has alleged that stalwarts in the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) buried live cattle, sheep and goats to win the 2016 general elections.

Zubah further alleged that the NPP engaged in various forms of occultism during the electioneering which they are paying the price hence the numerous tragedies the country is faced with.

The former MCE claimed the deities always seek for their rewards after executing a project suggesting that the NPP and the President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo did not win the elections through genuine means.

He said the NPP was only throwing dust in the eyes of the public by touting the popular slogan ‘the battle is the Lord’s but sought deities help.

‘Bare chested NPP executives consulted all manner of spiritual deities in the Northern region, it was all over social media, they buried live goats, cattle and sheep for the purposes of the elections. Those deities if they help you by giving you what you want, they come for their rewards in many forms,’ he alleged.

Speaking on Ultimate Breakfast Show hosted by Lantam Papanko, he called for a national prayer for the country prophesying the country will turn bleak if citizens fail to pray.

‘If you see what we see in the realms of the spirit, Ghana needs prayer. I am having visions, I am seeing dark clouds hovering around our country because of things being planted in our soils, the deities people consulted and the results they got thereof, the rewards that the deities are seeking, I am telling you Ghana needs prayers, some of us are children of God, we are going to stand up and pray and redeem Ghana from evil people, so we will tell God, if you saved Israel from one person, those of us who are your children, for our sake, let these things that are happening in our country go away, and let it not happen again,’ he stated.

He called on Ghanaians to desist from believing that NPP under the leadership of the President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo won the elections through the right way.

‘Saints are not leading us. Did you see any National Democratic Congress (NDC) member consulting deities?’ he asked.