Prophet Bernard ElBernard Nelson-Eshun has insisted that Kennedy Agyapong will win the New Patriotic Party flagbearership election.
He says the position expressed is prophetic and not because of sentiment or favouritism.
But rather, “because I have seen it clearly in the Spirit, and I am convicted enough to put my name, my reputation, and my ministry on the line for it.”
To him nothing will stop Kennedy Agyapong’s victory in the presidential primaries of the New Patriotic Party (NPP).
“Every delegate has the right to vote according to their conscience, but when the final results are declared, Kennedy Agyapong will stand as the duly elected presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party,” he stated.
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Open Response to Gideon Kwasi Annor
I trust you are well. I have read your open letter addressed to me, and I must begin by acknowledging your eloquence and command of language. You write with clarity and conviction, and I truly admire your ability to express your thoughts with such poise.
That said, I have also carefully considered the concerns you raised.
Let me take this opportunity to clarify something fundamental, prophetic words are not opinions, nor are they suggestions born from personal preferences or human imagination. A true prophetic word is a divine communication uttered only when one is granted access into the supernatural counsel of God. These are revelations that transcend time, often touching on the past, illuminating the present, and unveiling the future.
After 26 years of walking in the prophetic office, I do not speak lightly especially when it involves matters of national importance. If I have declared that Hon. Kennedy Ohene Agyapong will emerge as the Presidential Candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), it is not because of sentiment or favoritism. It is because I have seen it clearly in the Spirit, and I am convicted enough to put my name, my reputation, and my ministry on the line for it.
Hearing from God is one thing, but writing and publishing a book with such unwavering certainty about Kennedy Agyapong’s victory in the primaries is not a matter of enthusiasm; it is obedience to divine instruction. It is a prophetic assignment.
I have already seen the scene unfold, the delegates gathered, the ballots cast, the atmosphere charged and I saw Kennedy Agyapong emerge victorious. Just as President John Agyekum Kufuor rose against all odds to become the NPP’s flagbearer, so shall it be with Kennedy Agyapong. His rise mirrors that same historical turning point. The pattern is repeating.
Every delegate has the right to vote according to their conscience, but when the final results are declared, Kennedy Agyapong will stand as the duly elected presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party.
You, Gideon, and all who read this, are free to judge the prophecy. You may even judge the prophet. But I urge you to do so with spiritual discernment and not mere political analysis.
Align yourself with what is unfolding before your very eyes lest you miss the season we are in.
May God grant you wisdom and clarity as you reflect on these words. I wish you all the best, my brother.
Warm regards,
