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Watch as popular Nigerian pastor prays for Ntim Fordjour as point of contact for Ghanaian politicians

Dr Paul Enenche And Rev John Ntim Fordjour Ghana A Dr Paul Enenche (L) prayed at the event for Rev John Ntim Fordjour (R)

Sat, 12 Apr 2025 Source: www.ghanaweb.com

A video has emerged online of popular Nigerian pastor and Founder of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Dr Paul Enenche, praying for the Member of Parliament for Assin South, Rev John Ntim Fordjour, and his wife, using them as points of contact for politicians in Ghana.

During the prayer session, Dr Enenche emphasised the importance of righteous leadership for national development.​

The video was shared on Facebook and sourced to @the1957news.

Dr Paul Enenche was in Ghana for an event during which the MP, who is also a former Deputy Minister of Education, was in attendance.

It is worth mentioning that Ntim Fordjour has been in the news in recent weeks over claims of cocaine smuggling and money laundering he made against the John Dramani Mahama government.

The New Patriotic Party MP, who is also the Ranking Member on the Defence and Interior Committee of Parliament, alleged that the illegal activities happened through the use of some foreign aircraft of AirMed that landed in Ghana in March 2025.

Following his claims and the subsequent denial by the government, on Wednesday, April 9, 2025, about 20 officials of the National Intelligence Bureau (NIB), showed up at his Spintex residence in an attempt to effect his arrest.

However, some leaders of the NPP and members of the Minority Caucus in Parliament, led by their leader, Alexander Kwamina Afenyo-Markin, rushed to his home in solidarity to stop the arrest.

Rev Ntim Fordjour, also the Member of Parliament for Assin South, has been recognised for his commitment to public service and his active role in Ghanaian politics.

His wife, Tracy Ntim Fordjour, is known for her philanthropic efforts, including paying medical bills for fire victims.​

See the video of the couple being prayed for below:



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Source: www.ghanaweb.com