Duncan-Williams Prophesies Transformative Leadership for Mahama’s Term
Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, the Founder and General Overseer of Action Chapel International, has expressed strong confidence in President-elect John Dramani Mahama, predicting a transformative and impactful second term that will bring progress and stability to Ghana.
During a courtesy visit to Mahama alongside members of the Apostolic Fathers, the renowned preacher conveyed his faith in the president-elect’s leadership, emphasizing that Mahama’s return to power is part of a divine plan. Archbishop Duncan-Williams prayed for God’s guidance and strength to help Mahama fulfill his mandate and lead Ghana to new heights.
“I believe that by God’s grace, who preserved you, kept you alive, and allowed you to return to this position, He will protect and guide you. He will give you what it takes to move this nation forward according to His divine purpose,” Duncan-Williams declared, offering a heartfelt prayer for the incoming leader.
Reflecting on past conversations with Mahama, the Archbishop recalled his prophetic words from previous years. “In 2016, I told you prophetically that you would have to step away for a season, but at the right time, you would return. In 2020, I reaffirmed that it wasn’t your time yet, but your moment would come after 2020,” he recounted.
Duncan-Williams emphasized that Mahama’s return to office marks the fulfillment of a divine plan to complete unfinished business and usher in a new era for Ghana. “When 2020 ended, I was very confident, no matter what anyone said, that it was your time to come back and finish what you started,” he added.
As Ghanaians prepare for Mahama’s leadership, the Archbishop’s message has inspired hope for transformation, healing, and a departure from past challenges. Many believe his prophetic words signal a turning point in the nation’s history.
Duncan-Williams assured Mahama of continued prayers and support, confident that divine guidance will enable him to lead Ghana into a period of progress, stability, and fulfillment of its potential.