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Prophet Nigel Gaisie, the founder and leader of Prophetic Hill Chapel, has stirred national conversation with a series of startling prophetic revelations concerning the country.

​Taking to his official Facebook page, the cleric expressed a sense of reluctance in sharing these visions but noted that their consistency and frequency made it impossible to remain silent.

“I am trying very hard not to say the things I see about the nation of Ghana anymore, but these keep coming more often and consistently,” he stated.

​The Prophet outlined seven specific areas requiring immediate spiritual intervention and national vigilance.

Gaisie issued a specific call to the Assemblies of God Church in Ghana, urging members to pray fervently for their leadership.

He noted that he is “not happy” with what he continues to see regarding the denomination’s top hierarchy.

The prophecy touched on the Jubilee House, calling for prayers to “abort and avert” any bad news coming from the diaspora directed toward the presidency.

A stern warning was issued regarding Ghana’s entry points, with the Prophet calling for increased vigilance from security agencies.

Perhaps the most chilling part of the revelation was the claim of a planned “sponsored murder” targeting a high-profile individual within the country.

The Prophet urged the local aviation sector to “sit up,” citing a vision of a local flight incident.

Furthermore, he warned of a rise in stroke-related illnesses and “pain” expected before the end of June 2026.

​Despite the heavy nature of these warnings, Prophet Gaisie concluded his message with a plea for national solidarity and peace.

He emphasized that his goal is to see a stable and prosperous Ghana, reminding his followers that “The prophetic is real” and serves as a tool for prevention through prayer.

By 1960news.com

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