The General Overseer of Prophetic Hills Chapel, Prophet Nigel Gaisie, has warned the authorities of Ghana including the President, Nana Akufo Addo against pending instabilities in the country between citizens and security personnel.
Speaking on Angel FM' s Morning Show, Anɔpa Bɔfoɔ with Kwamina Sam Biney on May 6, 2021, monitored by Scooper News, the prophet said: " About two years ago, I saw in a dream that some 37 military personnel from the Burma camp were involved in some fights. " he said.
"Last Sunday while conducting a service, I had another vision in which I saw a confrontation between the citizens and the police and we could not control it, " He added.
Although the prophet did not emphatically state what would be the cause of the instability, he cautioned that security agencies monitor the borders more securely.
"If there is anything the Ghanaians and Nana Akufo- Addo can do, we should strengthen our security. So if the Government, the Inspector General of Police (IGP) and the National Bureau of Investigation (NIB) are listening, they should monitor the borders " . - He concluded
Let still stay in the Church because three members of the Christ Embassy Church have been charged for disobeying COVID- 19 protocols. This was after they allegedly violated protocols at a recent church event in Accra.
The charges include non- compliance with the restrictions imposed against regulation 4 of the imposition of Restrictions (coronavirus disease pandemic (COVID- 19)) (No. 16), Executive Instrument (EI) 395 of 2020, and Section 6 of the imposition of the restriction law of 2020 (Law 1012).
The Ghana Police service launched investigations into the alleged violation of COVID- 19 protocols by the Christ Embassy Church leaders during a service at the Fantasy Dome. The church held an event called Pneumatic Night for its members on Friday, April 30.
According to the police, the leaders of Christ Embassy Church did not notify them of the event and did not provide any assurance about it. Since then, the Fantasy Dome has been closed pending the conclusion of the investigations.
Credit: Phoenix News
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