Prophet Fire Oja Asks Government for Cars and Fuel to Convey Prophecies

In the wake of the recent helicopter crash that claimed the lives of several high-ranking officials, Prophet Fire Oja has stirred conversation with a bold appeal to the Government of Ghana.

Speaking on the nation’s heightened sensitivity to divine warnings, he remarked, “Government should provide prophets with cars and fuel so we can come and convey prophecies.”

The statement comes at a time when the government has expressed openness to hearing from religious leaders in the aftermath of the tragedy. While some see Oja’s call as a symbolic demand for greater respect and access for prophets, others view it as a literal proposal that raises questions about the role of state resources in supporting spiritual duties.

Whether intended as satire or a genuine logistical request, the comment has sparked debate about how prophecy and governance should intersect in times of national crisis.