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• SP 5 days ago

  The GhanaWeb platform should be regarded as "Fake Prophets Web". It is a misleading platform owned by Bellaart Investments B.V., a private Dutch company that publishes content without any verifiable journalists or editorial o ...
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  The GhanaWeb platform should be regarded as "Fake Prophets Web". It is a misleading platform owned by Bellaart Investments B.V., a private Dutch company that publishes content without any verifiable journalists or editorial oversight. Presenting random lottery guesses as “prophecy” is deliberately deceptive, unethical, and profoundly disrespectful to the public.
  
  This is a form of yellow journalism that spreads misinformation and poses a serious risk of reputational harm to Ghana and its people. If this conduct continues, we will take decisive action, including organized boycotts and public accountability measures.

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• JULOR CAESAR 5 days ago

  All Ghana prophecies are true. Those Ghana prophets must be declared national assets and given a monthly stipend by the Ghana to keep spitting out prophecies. Any person who refers to Ghana prophets as quacks, liars, religiou ...
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  All Ghana prophecies are true. Those Ghana prophets must be declared national assets and given a monthly stipend by the Ghana to keep spitting out prophecies. Any person who refers to Ghana prophets as quacks, liars, religious crooks and tithe-fleecing criminals in religious garments apparently has no appreciation for the value of prophecies. Time for President Mahama to turn the national cathedral site into a Ghana Prophets National Museum of Spiritual Deceptions and Fried Lies. And don't let me ever hear any person state that Ghana prophets are trying hard to lie their way into heaven.

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• JULOR CAESAR 5 days ago

  "Those Ghana prophets must be declared national assets and given a monthly stipend by the Ghana government to keep spitting out prophecies."

  "Those Ghana prophets must be declared national assets and given a monthly stipend by the Ghana government to keep spitting out prophecies."

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• Obibini 5 days ago

  How I miss Dampare, so called prophets even feared to mention the name of Ghana. Nigel Gaisie called Ghana as UMOFIA. What a joke.

  How I miss Dampare, so called prophets even feared to mention the name of Ghana. Nigel Gaisie called Ghana as UMOFIA. What a joke.

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• Osei-Rotterdam 5 days ago

  Exactly so. Just listen to one of them saying that he prophesied about Venezuela president maduro's removal and incarceration in America. This is a palpable lies to the highest degree. Anyone who reads or listens foreign news ...
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  Exactly so. Just listen to one of them saying that he prophesied about Venezuela president maduro's removal and incarceration in America. This is a palpable lies to the highest degree. Anyone who reads or listens foreign news was in known of what was going to happen to the president. The news was everywhere since August 2025 so what is prophesy about this? You see,those so-called prophets are very cunning and deceptive. And, they read read a lot so ,they are always ahead of their congregation.Amoako Atta,is this a prophesy?

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