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An end-time preacher and the Chancellor of the N’asem University programme on Adom FM, Rev. Gabriel Ansah has prophesied that there will be trouble at the World Cup if the organizers do not beef up security during the month-long event to be held in South Africa.
According to Rev. Gabriel Ansah, there is a greater likelihood that some “bad” people or terrorists will sneak into South Africa and cause havoc at the World Cup so there is the need for extreme caution to be taken to avert the impending disaster.
Speaking to Adom News, he said what has been revealed to him so far by God indicates that the World Cup will be characterized by attacks and armed robberies on spectators who will travel in to watch the event.
He, however, assured that in spite of the gloomy picture that has been painted, the disaster can still be averted if Christians all over the world will go down on their knees and pray, adding that prayer can change events and avert trouble.
He also prophesied that there will be flooding in some parts of the country this year and has warned people to be cautious.
Rev. Gabriel Ansah is one of the renowned preachers in the country and has given out several prophecies which have come to pass.
At the beginning of the year, he held a revelation programme dubbed the “End Time Seminar” in Accra and prophesied that three African leaders would die while the world would witness a lot of disasters including earthquakes and volcanoes.
On January 12 this year, a massive earthquake of 7.0 magnitude struck Haiti and killed over 50,000 people leaving thousands of others displaced. Another occurred in China not long after which also killed thousands of people.
About two months ago, a volcanic eruption in Iceland left thousands of people stranded at several airports around the world for days as the ash spewed from the volcano spread across Europe and North America grounding several flights.
Rev. Gabriel Ansah told Adom News that the deaths of Mr. Dan Lartey, the Founder and Leader of the Great Consolidated Popular Party (GCPP) and the former Minister of Health during the NPP regime, Major Courage Quashigah and that of Nigerian President, Umaru Yar’Adua were all in fulfillment of his prophecy.
On Saturday, June 5, Rev. Gabriel Ansah held another of his end-time seminars dubbed “Super Ballistic Seminar” at which he revealed seven prophesies which can best be described as shocking, one of which is what he has said about the World Cup.
Story by Linda Safoa Antwi/Adom News
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