The National Communications Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Sammy Gyamfi, has caused a stir on social media after posting a particular photo on his Facebook page.
The picture he shared shows a group of pastors praying for President-elect Donald Trump. In the same post, there’s another image of pastors praying for John Dramani Mahama. The two pictures have similar features.
Sammy Gyamfi suggests that if pastors prayed for Donald Trump, who is currently leading and is likely to win, then the recent prayers offered by pastors for John Mahama will also be fulfilled.
This has sparked numerous reactions on social media. Below are some comments.
Solomon Koble
The signs are boldly written on the walls.
Derrick Emmanuel
God does not support LGBTQ. He loves honest men as leaders. Victory for Ghana.
Adu Gyamfi Prince
This was a unanimous decision by the clergy. In fact, Donald didn’t invite them; they called him. Anyway, you’re free to relax for now, boss.
Romeo GH
Ah, so pastors will decide whom I should vote for when I already know who has helped me more?
Lord Adam Blessing
It means there’s a chemistry in the spirit. I’ve said you are wise when it comes to politics. America shall be great again; Ghana will reset soon.
Awal Mohammed
The Republican Party and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) have a lot in common—both are conservative parties with the same elephant symbol.
Interestingly, almost every time Republicans are in power in the U.S., the NPP is also in power in Ghana.
1. Rawlings and Clinton served together
2. Kufuor and Bush served together
3. Mills and Mahama served with Obama
4. Nana Addo and Trump started in 2016
Now, with the Republican Party winning, it means Dr. Bawumia will serve with Trump, insha’Allah.
Vote Number 1 for Dr. Bawumia and the NPP.
This post follows Donald Trump’s current lead in the 2024 U.S. presidential election, over Vice President Kamala Harris.
As of now, Trump hascrossed the 270 electoral vote threshold needed to win by taking states such as Pennsylvania, Georgia, and North Carolina. In Pennsylvania, he led by over 200,000 votes, giving him 19 electoral votes. In Georgia, he won 16 electoral votes, and in North Carolina, he also led by over 200,000 votes, securing another 16 electoral votes.
Trump also leads in Arizona, another key swing state, with a 70,000-vote advantage, adding 11 more electoral votes to his tally. These victories in swing states have put Trump on track to officially become president again..
