Quite often you get angry if a prophet gives you a false prophecy. I imagine if you tell me I would make a million bucks in the coming week and that does not happen, I’ll be pretty ticked off.

But getting ticked off at a true prophecy? The nerve! But I digress…

A prophet is in trouble after his prophecy of doom to a mechanic that his car would be stolen came true. Prophet Gabriel Osei Yaw of the Faith of Zion Church at Tafo in Kumasi is in police grips after the car was stolen and he was tagged as a suspect.

According to Graphic Online, the prophet told one Paul Badu that his Pontiac Vibe taxicab would be stolen within a week if he did nothing to avert it.

However being a skeptic like me, Badu disregarded the warning as hogwash. However, a week later the vehicle was stolen from the driver who works with the car.

According to Badu, he then went back to the Prophet seeking assistance to retrieve the car. However, after several failed promises, he reported him to police who caused his arrest.

Investigations indicate the prophet was working with a bar operator, who on the fateful day laced the driver’s drink with a concoction, causing him to fall unconscious and leading to the theft of the car.

The two suspects have been granted bail and have both pleaded not guilty to the offence.