OBAMA GOES TO GHANA 2009

Obama’s visit to Ghana should not come as a surprise to us.

The grace that is upon the country of Ghana traces way back
beyond the inauguration of the country’s president John Evans
Atta Mills. There are presidents that have become presidents by
‘power and might’ – that is, they stop at nothing in their
endeavours to win the election. And there are presidents that
have become presidents through the special grace of God –
that is, their assumption to office has God behind it for its
accomplishment. It may be said that President John Evans Atta
mills falls into the latter category. Whereas many may be
wondering why Obama has chosen to visit this prospering
nation, Ghana, President Atta Mills openly makes known the
secret behind this success. The secret lies behind his
relationship with a well known prophet of God – T.B. Joshua.

The notion of kings or leaders being appointed by God through

His priests or prophets is not a strange one. In fact, this goes as
far back as biblical times. When Prophet Samuel ordained King
Saul, the Lord was with the king and the nation of Israel, and
God made their way prosperous. Also, when Prophet Samuel
ordained David as king, the nation of Israel prospered under his
leadership because the hand of God was with him. John Evans
Atta Mills publically declares to the world that the prophet that
was behind his success is Prophet T.B. Joshua, a man whom he
states has not only been a friend but a mentor to him.

Speaking on his relationship with T.B. Joshua Atta Mills stated at

a Thanksgiving service at The Synagogue, Church Of All
nations: “Indeed I have been coming here very regularly and
I’ve known the man of God for more than ten years. Indeed, I
first met him when I was the Vice President of the Republic of
Ghana and I’ve continued to maintain the relationship ever
since”.

He has mentioned on several occasions the spiritual guidance

which he regularly receives from the prophet and his much
needed support through prayer. Concerning the Ghanaian
election and the Prophet’s support in prayers, the president
stated: “We prayed for peace, stability and unity for our dear
nation before, during and after the election. We cried to God
because He is our Creator and the Provider of all these. God
gave us more than we asked for”.

When talking about prophet TB Joshua’s accurate prediction of

his election victory Atta Mills stated: “When I told him that our
election will be on December 7th and there was a possibility
that the results would be released 8th, 9th, 10th December, he
looked at me and said, ‘I don’t see it this way. I can see three
different elections ahead of you and that the results are going
to be declared in January’ ”. “ I was asking myself, if there’s is a
runoff and it is held 28 December, the results may be released
in two days, how possible it will run into January? I kept these
words on the back of my mind. We had elections December 7th
and there was a runoff on December 28th. And we had a third
election in one constituency and the results were announced in
January”.

It is believed that T.B. Joshua’s accurate prophetic insight and

confirmation of the outcome of the Ghanaian election played a
huge role in cementing the relationship between the prophet
and the president while simultaneously helped to fortify Atta
Mills relationship with God.

With the backing of God and the guidance of His prophet,

Ghana can only be destined for success and the country’s good
relations with major presidents such as Obama can only be a
taste of things to come.

Let us offer the prayer T.B. Joshua asked the congregation and
the world to pray during a live Thanksgiving service at The
Synagogue, Church Of All Nations for President Atta Mills: “Ask
God to give him the spirit of a finisher. Open your lips and ask
Jesus to give him the will and desire to complete what he has
started”. Amen

Links:
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