In an electrifying turn of events, Prophet Jedidiah Henry Kore, widely known as Fire Oja, Founder and Senior Pastor of Zion Prayer Ministries International, has sent shockwaves across social media with a spine-chilling prophecy.
During a recent announcement, Fire Oja declared: “A president will be buried on the 31st night.” The foretelling—delivered with the solemn weight only a prophetic voice could carry—has set tongues wagging and hearts pounding across Ghana .
Spirits Stirred, Citizens on Edge
It didn’t take long for the fiery declaration to spark a flurry of reactions—from stunned disbelief to fervent debates and anxious speculations on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok . Comment threads are ablaze:
“Can this prophecy truly come to pass?”
“Is Fire Oja speaking truth—or fueling fear?”
The looming timeline—New Year’s Eve—adds an ominous edge. Whatever your belief, this proclamation has tapped into something primal: the suspense of the unknown and the urgency of impending revelation.
Fuel for the Fire
What makes this even more explosive is Fire Oja’s reputation. As the visionary behind Zion Prayer Ministries—established at age 10 and now a spiritual force across West Africa—he’s no stranger to stirring public emotion . His sermons, digital broadcasts, and prophetic declarations wield significant influence among followers both at home and abroad.
Will We Witness History—or Hype?
As Ghanaians brace for the countdown to December 31, the question on everyone’s mind is: Will this prophecy unfold—or will it be another chapter in the annals of fiery words that fizzle?
One thing is certain: whether you see Fire Oja as a herald or a provocateur, his words are commanding attention—shaping conversations and testing beliefs at a moment when both are precious.
Ghanamedia.cc invites you to share your views:
What do you make of this prophecy? Is it an early warning shot—or prophetic hype? How do we, as a nation, respond to such spiritual declarations?
Let the dialogue begin.
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