Ghanaian highlife musician Kuami Eugene says he is unshaken by the dooms prophesies about him.
Speaking on Asempa FM‘s new weekend entertainment show dubbed “Zoblazo“, the “Angela” hitmaker said “It’s a bit shaking because as human when you hear somethings like that about yourself knowing you worked hard and God opening doors, it’s a bit frightening”.
Prophet Nigel Gaisie who became popular after prophesizing the death of late Ebony Reigns shared a number of prophecies at his church on 31st December 2018 and this time around, 3 young musicians, Kidi, Kuami Eugene and Kwesi Arthur’s names popped up in his prophecies.
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According to the man of God, 2019 would be a very difficult year for Kuami Eugene, Kidi and Kwesi Arthur in the music spheres.
The “rockstar” however added that he is a strong believer of the word of God hence will be protection in times like these.
“I am a good Christian and the bible says in Isaiah that do not be afraid and the lord has not called us to put us to shame, so I will just hold steadfast to God and keep up and just hold on to what brought us this far, and pray for Gods protection,” he told Prince Tsegah.
He added that, he cannot tell if the prophesy is hundred per cent true or not but prayer can conceal any doom prophesy.
“This is not the first time we are hearing prophesies in this country, God reveals to conceal so once it is revealed I think we can pray to conceal it. That doesn’t mean we should spoil relationships, raise arguments and fight with others all in the name of prophesies, we just have to careful,”
Kuami concluded.