Founder and leader of Prophetic Hill Chapel, Prophet Nigel Gaisie, has advised his colleague Roja to be cautious about his involvement in politics.
He urged him to learn from the mistakes of older men of God.
Speaking in an interview on Neat FM on October 31, 2026, Nigel Gaisie said that although he admired Roja's confidence and boldness in carrying out his prophetic ministry, he should be careful not to become too deeply involved in political matters.
According to him, confidence is one of the important qualities of a prophet, and Roja appears to possess that attribute.
“I would simply advise him not to repeat the mistakes we have made. I have asked people to reach out to Prophet Roja and advise him. I admire his confidence because one of the hallmarks of a good prophet is confidence. If you are not confident, you cannot effectively do the Lord's work,” he said.
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However, he believes the young prophet must exercise restraint and avoid exposing himself to unnecessary public attacks and criticism.
Nigel Gaisie further disclosed that he had encouraged some people to reach out to Roja and advise him, stressing that certain matters should be handled privately rather than being made public.
“Roja has that quality, but he should learn from our mistakes. He should not get too deeply involved in politics. When he sees something, he should know how to handle it behind the scenes rather than making everything public,” he shared.
He maintained that although confidence is necessary in prophetic ministry, moderation and discretion are equally important in ensuring that prophets avoid unnecessary confrontations while carrying out their religious responsibilities.
“He should not expose himself to too many attacks because all those who are around him now have passed through us before. Ghanaians do not forget easily; they will punish you and leave you to deal with the consequences. He should be moderate,” he added.
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