A firefighter with the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has raised concerns over the possibility that Prophet Roja could be linked to some recent fire outbreaks, alleging that the preacher could have arranged for fires to be set to validate his prophecy and attract more members to his church.
The firefighter made the allegation in an interview shared on social media, claiming that some prophets could use such incidents to attract followers.
“Most prophets are into business to attract more church members. Prophet Roja could be behind the fire incidents to make his October prophecy come true. If this were another country, he would have been arrested and investigated by now.”
The comments come after an old video of Ghanaian preacher Prophet Roja resurfaced on social media following a significant fire outbreak at Avenor in Accra’s North Industrial Area on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
In the video, Prophet Roja described a vision in which he claimed to have foreseen destructive events beginning on October 1, 2026.
He spoke of powerful demonic forces emerging from the sea and linked their arrival to possible fire outbreaks and road accidents. He subsequently urged drivers and members of the public to exercise caution and take deliberate steps to protect themselves from harm.
The timing of the Avenor fire has prompted several social media users to revisit the preacher’s earlier video, with some drawing parallels between his reference to October 1 and the subsequent fire outbreak.
The video has since been widely shared and discussed online.
“Most prophets are into business to attract more church members. Prophet Roja could be behind the fire incidents to make his October prophecy come true. If this were another country, he would have been arrested and investigated by now.”
— 𝐀𝐒𝐊 (@askghmedia) October 6, 2026
— A firefighter of the Ghana National Fire Service asserts that Prophet Roja could be behind the recent fire outbreaks to validate his prophecy and attract more church members, adding that he would have been arrested and investigated in another country.
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