I Nearly Took My Own Life Due to the NPP’s Brutality – Prophet Nigel Gaisie Opens Up
Prophet Nigel Gaisie shares his torment during the Akufo-Addo administration and calls for accountability and an apology from the NPP
- Prophet Nigel Gaisie reveals the emotional and physical toll of his 8-year ordeal after prophesying Mahama's return
- He recalls losing his home, facing rejection, and being ostracized, including by former church members
- Gaisie demands an apology from the NPP for the damage caused
Prophet Nigel Gaisie, founder of Prophetic Hill Chapel, has shared the emotional toll he endured after prophesying that John Mahama would return as President of Ghana.
Reflecting on his suffering during the Akufo-Addo administration, Prophet Gaisie revealed that the constant harassment and rejection by the NPP pushed him to the brink of suicide.
Speaking with Kwame Tanko on Lawson TV/Radio on the Ghana Se Sen Show he recalled how his life unraveled in the aftermath of his prophecy.
“I never had it easy. As a young man, dedicated to my faith, they tore me down. I lost my home, and even two judges who attended my church were pressured to stop,” he said.
The prophet criticized the past NPP government for the suffering they inflicted on both him and his church, adding, “Never should such people hold positions in Ghana’s political offices again.”
He is now calling for an apology from the NPP for the pain they caused him over the last eight years.
“We are human beings with families, not perfect, but we don’t deserve to be vilified or have our work destroyed,” Gaisie continued.
“The NPP shattered lives and crushed spirits. We are human beings with families, wives, and friends. We aren’t perfect, but when someone makes a mistake, they should face the law—not be vilified or have their work destroyed. Kwame, everything I had is ruinedall because I Prophesized that Mahama would be president again, as revealed to me by God. I pray Superintendent Asare seeks forgiveness for the verbal abuse I endured during my multiple arrests.”
Prophet Gaisie urged John Mahama and the NDC not to attack the church, cautioning that any accusations should be addressed through proper legal channels, without repeating the mistakes of the NPP.
