Prophet Nigel Gaisie, the Founder and leader of the Prophetic Hill Chapel, has reacted to the tragic military helicopter crash that claimed the lives of eight Ghanaians.
Nigel Gaisie, in a Facebook post, described the tragedy as a national moment of mourning, adding that it was also a spiritual signal.
In his post, the man of God wrote, “National Prophecy. Prophet Nigel Gaisie spoke about it, a vision of the President in dark cloth and among others… (The prophet sees in bits; he does not see it all. The promoting of the prophets must be TAKEN SERIOUSLY)”.
Nigel Gaisie further added that though the country is in mourning, this was a clear reminder that God is still speaking.
According to him, God rules in the affairs of men.
“Though our hearts are heavy, this is a clear reminder that God is still speaking, and He rules in the affairs of men. Let us listen, let us be vigilant, and let us pray…
“We are standing in prayer with the nation and family,” he added,
The man of God further references Amos 3:7 to underline the relevance of prophetic voices in national matters.
Meanwhile, a viral video has emerged of a self-acclaimed man of God, Samuel Henry, also known as Prophet Roja, who predicted the passing of the Defence Minister, Dr Omane Boahmah.
In the viral video, Prophet Roja stated, “Who is the minister for defence right now, Omane Boamah? Wherever he is, he should call me; I have a very deep message for him. So wherever Minister Omane Boamah is, when he sees this video, he should call me”.
“My name is Prophet Roja. When he sees this video, he should call me, and I will not say the message. Anyone close to the minister of defence should show him this video and let him call me”, he added.
In a separate video, Prophet Roja added, “God is speaking to me right now, on the 29th of July, 2025. Please record this. Let all Christians in Ghana pray. This is a conditional prophecy. What I am seeing is that there is going to be a plane crash. I see a plane mid-air, and then it suddenly crashes. When it crashes, the number of survivors is up to 25. It is travelling from Accra to Kumasi”.
Ghana lost eight people, including Dr Omane Boamah and Dr Ibrahim Murtala Mohammed, who passed away following a helicopter crash at Adansi Akrofuom District of the Ashanti Region on Wednesday, August 6.
The helicopter was carrying eight individuals, including three crew members and five passengers, among them the ministers, a presidential staffer identified as Samuel Sarpong, and the ministers’ security detail.
Muniru Mohammed, Acting Deputy National Security Coordinator, and Samuel Aboagye, a former Parliamentary Candidate, and Samuel Sarpong, Vice Chairman of NDC, have all been confirmed dead.
The crew members are Squadron Leader Peter Bafemi Anala, Flying Officer Manin Twum-Ampadu, and Sergeant Ernest Addo Mensah.
Also, John Mahama announced that a state funeral will be held on Friday, August 15, at the Black Star Square.
The inter-denominational state funeral is part of a week-long national mourning programme.
Also, a book of condolence will be opened from Sunday, August 10, to Thursday, August 14, at various institutions namely, The Ministry of Defence, The Ministry of Environment, Science and Technology, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Ghana Armed Forces Headquarters, The National Democratic Congress (NDC) headquartersand The head office of NADMO.
Additionally, the bodies of the fallen Ghanaian heroes have been flown to South Africa for a DNA test to identify them.