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Obinim, Obofour, Badu Kobi to die this year – Prophet Adom

Prophet Stephen Kwadwo Adom, the founder and leader of Zion Miracle Worship Center (ZMWC) has put several people including Shatta Wale, Afia Schwarzenegger, Nana Ama McBrown, Wendy Shay, Ebony’s brother and other politicians on a ‘prophetic death row’.

The Prophet who seems to be embarking on a mission to gain popularity has given some alarming death predictions that should not be taken for granted.

According to Prophet Stephen Kwadwo Adom, Nana Ama Mcbrown’s marriage to Maxwell Mensah will collapse soon and she will be a subject of ridicule in Ghana soon.

He went on to prophesy that Rufftown Records’ artist, Wendy Shay will die and be buried in a nursing dress shortly if she is not careful. The same prophet also stated that Shatta Wale will die in a car crash by December if he doesn’t apologize to pastors in Ghana.

But one prophecy that has got most people talking is the prophecy the man of God has given about the late Ebony Reigns’ family.

The prophet revealed that Bullet will soon take Ebony’s family to the court concerning Ebony’s properties. He warned that Ebony’s only surviving brother will die if the family fights Bullet in court.

The Prophet who claims to have foreseen the deaths of people like Musician Wendy Shay and TV host Afia Schwarzenegger and a host of others has added to his long list of death-row prophecies, his fellow men of God, Prophet Badu Kobi, Bishop Obinim and Rev Obofour.

In a video sighted by Ghpage.com, the man of God who looks fumed about the ways of these men of God made a mind-shattering prophecy claiming that these men of God will die this year.


SOURCE:https://www.ghanaweb.com

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