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A man of God based in Accra, King Kweku Williams, a prophet Solomon, expressed regret at the unfortunate accident near Kintampo, which killed nearly 70 people.
The man of God, the first to have published prophecies for the year 2019, said in his predictions that the Accra-Elubo and Brong Ahafo road sections were going to experience fatal crashes requiring intense prayers.
More than 70 pbadengers aboard two buses that clashed in the early hours of Friday, March 22, 2019 on the Tamale-Kintampo road died on the spot, placing the entire nation in mourning.
"I feel very bad that the warning was not taken into account, which led to these unfortunate events. As a country, we must stand up to pray for Ghana, since God has entrusted us with the mandate, "he said at the announcement of the accident.
He pointed out that no good prophet was happy to see a bad prediction to be fulfilled, stating that "God reveals that He redeems and that His revelations are a call to prayer and prayer." spiritual action "/
"It is unfortunate that, when we prophesy, some people, instead of coming forth in prayer, are attacking us rather as if we want evil for Ghana."
The man of God had also prophesied the death of women and children as a result of spiritual orchestration and a powerful quest for power, as well as earthquakes in some parts of the country.
He warned pastors to pray against the death of the men of God, predicting that if one did not take care of it, an important man would die in 2019.
"The clergy are doing their best for the nation and deserve to be congratulated, but we must all do more to save this nation from the devil's plots," he added.
He again reminded Ghanaians to wake up and stop praying only during the election years, the devil having no holidays.
Solomon the prophet calls the clergy to pave the way by making prayer for Ghana an important part of its programs and activities as the spiritual atmosphere takes over more and more.
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