Lead Pastor of Conquerors Chapel International in Kumasi, Prophet Emmanuel Worlasi, has alleged that fellow cleric, Prophet ElBernard Nelson-Eshun, threatened his wife over his prophetic declarations concerning the New Patriotic Party’s flagbearer race.
Speaking on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen programme, Prophet Worlasi claimed that Prophet ElBernard used an unknown number to call his wife on two separate occasions, including January 20, instead of contacting him directly.
He described the action as “below the belt” and said he had recordings of the conversations as evidence.
“ElBernard threatened my wife by calling her from an unknown number. He has my number and should have called me instead; that was uncalled for,” he said.
“He called my wife again on the 20th, and I have recorded the conversation for evidence. Despite this, I respect him a lot and admire his ministry.”
Prophet Worlasi, however, maintained that any prophetic declaration contrary to his would not come to pass.
“I still stand by my prophecy. Any prophetic word that goes against mine will not be fulfilled,” he added.
The pastor reiterated his belief that former Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia would emerge as the next flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), insisting that Kennedy Agyapong has no chance of winning the contest.
“There is no way Kennedy Agyapong will win the election. My vision is very strong, and I believe it will succeed,” he stated.
He further stressed that God can use anyone to speak, regardless of how long they have been in ministry, noting that all believers are sons of God.
“When God wants to speak to His people, it is not about how long someone has been in ministry. God can use anyone. We are all sons of God,” he said, adding that he would reveal further details after the elections.
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