- Prophet Nigel Gaisie says Ghana’s Parliament is under spiritual siege and needs urgent prayer.
- His warning follows the recent deaths of two MPs, raising public concern.
- Gaisie urges all legislators and citizens to seek divine intervention.
- He maintains that many of his prophecies come to pass unless actively averted.
- The call has reignited debate about spirituality in national leadership.
Prophet Nigel Gaisie, founder of the Prophetic Hill Chapel, has issued a stark warning about the spiritual state of Ghana’s Parliament, urging lawmakers and citizens alike to intensify their prayers. Speaking on Asempa FM’s Ekosiisen program, Gaisie described the legislative chamber as being under spiritual siege, and cautioned that without divine intervention, the institution could face serious challenges.
His remarks come amid heightened public concern following the recent deaths of two sitting MPs — Ernest Yaw Kumi of Akwatia and Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed of Tamale Central — both of whom passed away within weeks of each other. Gaisie’s prophecy, delivered just days after these tragedies, has sparked renewed debate about the intersection of faith, politics, and national leadership.
The prophet emphasized that while not all visions manifest exactly as seen, many are fulfilled unless actively averted through prayer. He called on every Member of Parliament — from the Speaker to the newest appointee — to engage in intense spiritual reflection and intercession.
Gaisie’s warning adds to a growing chorus of voices urging Parliament to take stock of its internal dynamics, not just politically but spiritually. His message, though controversial, has resonated with segments of the public who believe Ghana’s leadership must be grounded in both governance and divine guidance.
