‘Trump will sit on America’s seat again’ – Badu Kobi’s failed prophecy

Controversial Prophet Emmanuel Badu Kobi’s prophecy about the 2020 elections in the United States of America failed to manifest, after categorically stating that the incumbent President Donald Trump will still be in the White House in 2021 as the US President.

Badu Kobi, the Founder and Leader of Glorious Wave Church International is known for making predictions about the US and Ghanaian elections and most of his predictions have come to pass in one way or the other.

Whilst preaching in his chapel on Sunday, October 4, Prophet Badu Kobi told his congregation that in the US election which was to be held by November 3, there would not be any change.

“Trump will sit on America’s seat again,” Badu Kobi said with applause from his congregation.

The prophet explained that “America will not vote for him, but he will be President. The votes that will come will be for Biden but Trump will still be President.”

Badu Kobi made a reference to his 2016 prophecy about the US presidential election when Donald Trump contested Hillary Clinton. In that 2016 prophecy, Badu Kobi indicated that a certain nation was helping Donald Trump to rig the elections.

“The same way Trump will bulldoze his way; he will win. Americans will not understand but Trump is 2021 President,” Badu Kobi declared.

“Between the two [Biden and Trump], Trump is strong, Biden is weak, and he will use that strength to win. And so, Trump is the next President of America…,” Badu Kobi emphasised.

Taking a swipe at his spiritual father, Rev. Owusu Bempeh who stated that angels (watchers) held a meeting and it didn’t go in favour of Donald Trump, Badu Kobi said, “If a Prophet tells you that angels are now talking, it’s a lie…Trump is the President.”

Badu Kobi stressed that Donald Trump is a mystery to Americans and “Joe Biden doesn’t have the antidote to deal with Trump...he is the winner.”

Meanwhile, Prophet Badu Kobi on Saturday, November 7, tried to eat back his words by falsely claiming that bloggers are misleading the public by taking his sermon “out of context”.

He wrote on his church's Facebook timeline: “I have not reacted to the US elections as bloggers are misleading the public by taking my previous post out of context. The post is referring to a question asked by a follower, "can God change his mind" concerning the America elections?...”