Entertainment pundit MC Yaa Yeboah has openly criticized Prophet Nigel Gaisie for what she perceives as inconsistencies in his prophecies, particularly those concerning political outcomes. Speaking on United Showbiz on November 9, 2024, Yeboah raised doubts about the authenticity of some of Gaisie’s predictions, suggesting they might reflect his personal opinions rather than true divine revelations.

“I say this with all respect, but Prophet Nigel is very inconsistent with his prophecies. The God I know is a direct God. Sometimes you say things from your own mind. You have to admit that you said this and it’s not God that told you,” Yeboah stated, questioning Gaisie’s approach to sharing messages supposedly inspired by God.

Yeboah further noted a troubling trend among well-known prophets who often predict election results. According to her, these prophecies sometimes seem influenced by the prophets’ personal grievances with political parties. “Most of the major prophets who make predictions about who wins elections, if you follow them, they end up talking about how a particular party has been unfair to them,” she explained.

She urged prophets to be transparent about their motivations and not attribute their political opinions to God. “It’s okay to admit that you are angry about how a political party treated you, but don’t say God told you. God doesn’t choose political parties, and God will not tell you to speak ill of a political party. That’s not the God we serve,” Yeboah concluded, calling for greater honesty and accountability in prophetic declarations related to politics.

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