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PROPHET EMMANUEL KWAKU DUAH CALLS FOR NATIONAL BAPTISM TO UNLOCK GHANA'S FULL BLESSINGS.

Renowned national prayer worrier, Prophet, Emmanuel Kwaku Duah, aka (Bible prophet), has made a profound declaration, stating that Ghana is inherently blessed, but the full manifestation of these blessings requires a collective spiritual awakening. According to Prophet Kwaku Duah, the country needs a national baptism to unlock its divine potential.


The Bible Prophet  revealed that he has received a divine mandate from God to traverse the nation, spreading this critical message. It was through this work that brought him to Dormaa to meet Dormaa  Gyasehene, Barima Buabasa Oppong Yaw Ababio where he granted this interview. He emphasized that it is imperative for all Ghanaians to heed this call, especially traditional leaders and political heads, as it holds the key to unlocking the country's prosperity.




The Prophet clarified that this national baptism is not a mere symbolic gesture but a profound spiritual experience that will reconnect the nation with its divine purpose. He expressed his willingness to collaborate with leaders and stakeholders to make this vision a reality.


Prophet Kwaku Duah's message serves as a rallying cry for Ghanaians to unite in prayer and faith, seeking a spiritual rebirth that will propel the nation toward unprecedented growth and development. As he continues his nationwide mission, the Prophet remains committed to spreading this transformative message, inspiring a new era of hope and prosperity for Ghana.


Story by Agyawusu-Barima/Alric24newsgh.blogspot.com 

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