Prophet Bernard El-Bernard Nelson-Eshun, Senior Pastor of Spiritlife Revival Ministries, has once again found himself at the center of public debate after making a bold prophecy about the political future of former President John Dramani Mahama.

In an exclusive interview with Fiifi Praat on Kingdom FM, the pastor shared his thoughts on Mahama’s electoral prospects, a prediction that has sparked significant attention, especially in Ghana's current political climate.

Following the release of his prophecy, El-Bernard has faced backlash from some quarters, with critics accusing him of politicizing his role as a spiritual leader.

Despite the mounting criticism, the prophet remains unwavering, asserting that he simply speaks what he believes to be the will of God.

"I do not get paid for this," El-Bernard stated. "I do not receive gifts from the NDC, nor do I benefit from my prophecies in any way."

El-Bernard emphasized that his role as a spiritual leader is not driven by personal gain but by his faith in delivering the messages he believes God has entrusted to him. "I am only sharing what God has revealed to me," he explained. "This is not about me, and it is certainly not about personal recognition. I am just a vessel through which God speaks."

His statement is a clear response to accusations that his prophecies may be influenced by political motives or personal affiliations. Despite the criticism, El-Bernard stands firm in his belief that he is merely conveying divine messages, not seeking fame or material rewards.

The boldness of his words continues to stir debate, but the pastor has made it clear that he will not be intimidated into silence.

As the debate around his prophecy continues, El-Bernard's stance remains unchanged—he will continue to speak what he believes is the mind of God, regardless of the consequences.