Prophet Nigel Gaisie reportedly invited by CID for ‘Umuofia’ prophecies

Nigel Gaisie prophesies

Founder and Leader of Prophetic Hill Chapel, Prophet Nigel Gaisie has been reportedly invited by the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service.

The invitation by the police according to reports is in relation to some prophecies issued by the man of God during his end of year watch night service held on the night of December 31, 2021.

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Nigel Gaisie prophesies
Prophet Nigel Gaisie reportedly invited by CID for ‘Umuofia prophecies’

Prophet Nigel Gaisie is expected to report to the CID headquarters in Accra on Monday, February 28, 2022, to answer questions on his prophecies.

Ahead of the 2020 December watch night, the Ghana Police Service issued a statement to pastors and prophets against what it said are prophecies likely to cause fear and panic.

Describing such acts as criminal and contravening the law, the police warned that it will arrest and prosecute any man of God who goes ahead to issue prophecies likely to create tension and panic.

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Nigel Gaisie as expected on December 31, 2021, issued several prophecies about the year 2022 on issues covering security, politics and governance among others.

While giving out the prophecies, the man of God referred to a town called Umuofia and alluded that his prophecies on the night was about the fictional town and not about Ghana as one would want to believe.

About two months down the line, the police who had earlier stated that they were reviewing tapes of various prophecies issued by prophets and pastors on the night, have called on Nigel Gaisie to possible provide answers on some of his utterances.

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