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Founder and Leader of Glorious Word and Power Ministry International, Rev Dr. Owusu Bempah says the prophecy of TB Joshua, Leader of the Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN) that there will be no more terror attack on Ghana is only known to him.

According to him, he does not know the kind of spirit that revealed to TB Joshua that God has heard the cry of Ghanaians to lift the terror attack on the nation, but urged all Ghanaians to continue in their prayers for the country till the end of the 2016 elections.

The Founder and Leader of the Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN), Prophet T.B. Joshua lifted the terrifying news on the shoulders of Ghanaians when he reiterated in his revelation that God has heard the cry of Ghanaians, and that no terror attack will befall the nation.

Prophet TB Joshua commended Ghana at how stringent steps were taken by the security apparatus in ensuring that, the nation is safe from any terror attack.

He said, “I was very, very happy the nation Ghana, they took the bull by the horn and the evil doers put together, are no match for Ghana”.

Commenting on the second prophecy of TB Joshua, Rev. Owusu Bempah on Okay Fm’s 'Ade Akye Abia' Morning Show said he sees something different from the terror attack which TB Joshua now claims it is over.

“If TB Joshua says we have prayed and God has taken us out of the terror attack, it is good news, but I am telling Ghanaians not to think that no more terrorist attack will befall the country so we have stop praying; we should continue to pray and not stop. We will continue to pray till the election is over because if we don’t pray, something terrible will happen in Ghana and cause confusion,” he stated.

He insisted that “TB Joshua is not the one to tell us when to pray and not to pray because before his prophecy, God had already revealed to us the attack on the country and we know what will happen.”

He however mentioned that God has revealed in this election year that something untoward will happen in the country if Ghanaians don’t pray to avert the calamity; thus Ghanaians will not have the peace to go out to vote as the date for the election will be postponed.