A Ghanaian prophet, renowned for foreseeing events, has once again stirred the public with revelations concerning the untimely demise of Mohbad, a Nigerian musician. This prophet, dubbed the “Karma President,” previously made headlines for predicting the death of Nollywood figure Junior Pope.

Ghanaian prophet who prophesied Junior Pope’s death orders Sam Larry to confess why he murdered Mohbad

Prophet’s Revelation

In a recently surfaced video, the prophet directed his attention to Sam Larry, a close associate of Naira Marley, urging him to elucidate the circumstances surrounding Mohbad’s passing. The musician, whose real name was Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, passed away under mysterious circumstances on September 12, 2023, at the age of 27.

Call for Sam Larry Confession by Ghanaian prophet

The prophet’s message to Sam Larry was clear: he must come forward and reveal the truth behind Mohbad’s demise. Referring to spiritual insights, the prophet indicated that Sam Larry bore culpability in the tragedy, implying his involvement in the musician’s death.

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Public Reaction

Following the release of the prophet’s video, social media platforms buzzed with reactions. Users expressed varying opinions, with some echoing support for the prophet’s prophecy, while others cast doubt on Sam Larry’s innocence.

Social Media Responses:

iamdonblaqwifi: “Agreeing with the prophecy? Count me in.”
twins_of_abuja: “Sam Larry isn’t as innocent as he seems.”
trenchesblog: “Looks like the truth is out.”
seyishay: “The pressure is mounting.”
walls_by_diana: “Re-arrest seems imminent.”
b_uniqu.e: “With evidence aplenty, doubts seem misplaced.”
funnyhypemanoflagos: “Sam Larry and Naira Marley’s musical stagnation could be linked to Mohbad’s spirit seeking justice.”

The prophet’s call for Sam Larry’s confession has ignited a fervent discussion, shedding light on the unresolved questions surrounding Mohbad’s tragic demise. As the public awaits further developments, the demand for transparency and accountability remains paramount.

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