Following the booing incident at the Global Citizen event over the weekend, Bishop Abed Kwabena Boakye Asiamah, better known by his stage as Ajagurajah, has recommended President Akufo-Addo to seek spiritual assistance in order to overcome any kind of spiritual qualms.
He claimed that the president’s being jeered was not a positive sign and that the best course of action for him to stop any kind of spiritual attacks against him was to consult his spiritual leader.
At the 2022 Global Citizen Festival stage in Accra’s Black Star Square, His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, President of Ghana, received jeers.
After delivering his keynote speech, H.E. Nana Addo was booed by the audience. He discussed the efforts being made by the Ghanaian administration to eradicate poverty and preserve the country’s unity.
Ajaguraja responded by stating, “The booing has spiritual implications. You will recognise that what occurred to the president was terrible if you are familiar with how persons who steal are paraded and booed. He should seek assistance from his spiritual advisor.”
He believed that the actions of the mob were improper and that the president should take any appropriate spiritual action. Booing might shorten your time here on earth. The president should refrain from making light of what has happened since it can result in shame, embarrassment, or a terrible omen.
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