My prophecy about Black Stars didn't fail, I helped them to qualify for World Cup - Prophet Azuka

The founder and leader of Shining Grace Chapel International, Prophet Isaac Appiah, popularly known as Ogya Nyame has clarified that his prophecy about Ghana not qualifying for the 2022 FIFA World Cup never failed but the situation changed. Ogya Nyame prior to Ghana's play-off against Nigeria, said he saw in a vision that the Super Eagles of Nigeria were jubilating after the two-legged game with the Black Stars in both Accra and Lagos. In an interview with GhanaWeb, he explained that his first prophesy changed which he corrected but people did not talk about the second prophesy on how Ghana can qualify. "Anyone who follows me knows that if I say something today and it changes(in the spiritual realm) I will come and say it. And if I say it and add that I can let you qualify, I can. It was at that point that I released that I was a champion in Ghana." "I said that Nigeria say they will score two goals in Kumasi but we have come against that. For Ghana, we had no goal so it will end in a draw and it will even rain, but I'll halt the rain until the end of the match. The game ended in a draw and it rained but no one talked about it." He claimed to have warned Ghana about a goalkeeper conceding a scrappy goal in the game. "I also said that (in the return leg) I saw that the Ghanaian goalkeeper have fumbled a shot and conceded, so I told them to pray and overturn it. You saw the goalkeeper fumbled Partey's shot." In his first prophecy on Accra FM, Azuka said he saw Nigeria celebrating. “Do you know that I have already watched Ghana’s game against Nigeria and I saw the Nigerians jubilating after the two games and that means that the Black Stars will not qualify,” he said in an interview on Accra FM. But it did not turn out to be as he predicted as Ghana eliminated Nigeria by securing a favourable 1-1 draw in Abuja, having drawn goalless in the first leg of the playoffs. In the second leg, Francis Uzoho fumbled Thomas Party's shot from a distance and the goal was all Ghana needed to qualify. Watch how Ogya Nyame explained his failed prophesy in the interview below Watch the latest edition of GhanaWeb Mundial show below EE/KPE

The founder and leader of Shining Grace Chapel International, Prophet Isaac Appiah, popularly known as Ogya Nyame has clarified that his prophecy about Ghana not qualifying for the 2022 FIFA World Cup never failed but the situation changed. Ogya Nyame prior to Ghana's play-off against Nigeria, said he saw in a vision that the Super Eagles of Nigeria were jubilating after the two-legged game with the Black Stars in both Accra and Lagos. In an interview with GhanaWeb, he explained that his first prophesy changed which he corrected but people did not talk about the second prophesy on how Ghana can qualify. "Anyone who follows me knows that if I say something today and it changes(in the spiritual realm) I will come and say it. And if I say it and add that I can let you qualify, I can. It was at that point that I released that I was a champion in Ghana." "I said that Nigeria say they will score two goals in Kumasi but we have come against that. For Ghana, we had no goal so it will end in a draw and it will even rain, but I'll halt the rain until the end of the match. The game ended in a draw and it rained but no one talked about it." He claimed to have warned Ghana about a goalkeeper conceding a scrappy goal in the game. "I also said that (in the return leg) I saw that the Ghanaian goalkeeper have fumbled a shot and conceded, so I told them to pray and overturn it. You saw the goalkeeper fumbled Partey's shot." In his first prophecy on Accra FM, Azuka said he saw Nigeria celebrating. “Do you know that I have already watched Ghana’s game against Nigeria and I saw the Nigerians jubilating after the two games and that means that the Black Stars will not qualify,” he said in an interview on Accra FM. But it did not turn out to be as he predicted as Ghana eliminated Nigeria by securing a favourable 1-1 draw in Abuja, having drawn goalless in the first leg of the playoffs. In the second leg, Francis Uzoho fumbled Thomas Party's shot from a distance and the goal was all Ghana needed to qualify. Watch how Ogya Nyame explained his failed prophesy in the interview below Watch the latest edition of GhanaWeb Mundial show below EE/KPE