Ex-Ambassador Said Sinare, Talks About The Agyapadie Book's Plot To Kill Chief Imam

A few days ago, the public learned of a book called "Agyapadie" that was written with the goal of the Akufo Addo-Bawumia government, or the NPP government in general, seizing control of the country's resources, important industries, and finances. Many of the events described in the prophetic book have come to pass, despite the book's authenticity being disputed. One particularly unsettling plot that drew my attention was the government's plan to assassinate Chief Iman and replace him.

Said Sinare, a former Ghanaian ambassador to Saudi Arabia and Egypt, who currently serves in the NDC government, made the assertion. In an interview with radio political analyst Salifu Maase, also referred to as Mugabe, Sinare discussed the evil scheme against a good individual such as the great Imam, who, at 105 years old, has been blessed by Allah and has made significant contributions to both Muslim and Christian communities. When such a scheme is made against him, he declares, "I feel very hurt."

Said Sinare declared without holding back, "The chief Imam will bury them spiritually one by one." Who is this man? He is a politician and diplomat from Ghana who is a National Democratic Congress member and the party's national vice chairman at the moment. As mentioned earlier, he was also the ambassador to Saudi Arabia and Egypt in addition to being a former member of parliament for the Ayawaso Central Constituency. Though he may be seen by many as a political rival, Ghana is at risk with such a cunning administration he was talking about.

It is not an exaggeration to state that the administration headed by President Akufo Addo and Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia is the worst in Ghanaian political history. Many Ghanaians find it hard to believe that a government that made great promises would choose to be the most destructive one. Nevertheless, after a book detailing the ruling government's plans to seize power and control of the resources surfaced, Ghanaians started to understand why the NPP government failed miserably.

The Agyapadie notion is based on a book that describes how both during and after they are in power, the government of Akufo Addo and his family, and a few benefactors, will seize control of the nation's resources, important industries, and finances. The Akufo Addo-Bawumia administration would have been successful if they had kept their promises to the suffering masses. Still, the fact that their leadership strategies are predicated in the book is what has startled many if not all, people.

In addition to the individuals listed in the book whose businesses are to be grounded, the government plans to eliminate certain individuals and replace them with their own choice. Although Akufo Addo has come out to deny that the book is not genuine, other NPP politicians claim that the opposition, the NDC, is credited with writing, many of the events in the prophetic book, including controlling the judiciary system and using the court system to control the state is taking place.

What crime had those victims of the collapse of the banking institutions committed? For the authorities to target and shut down Togbe Afede's companies, what crime has he committed? What offense has the Chief Imam committed that the government plans to eliminate him? Despite appointing more justices to the Supreme Court than any other Ghanaian leader, Akufo Addo is still not content. The tyrant and coward wants to add more judges to the Supreme Court to defend him.

In addition to appointing the greatest number of justices to the Supreme Court to carry out the Agyapa book's prophecies, the government has demonstrated its strength by designating journalists and media representatives, such as Kwame Sefa Kai and Paul Adom-Otchere, who get official salaries. The administration talks of working hard to hand over power to non-Akan person, in the 2024 elections, referring to Bawumia. However, what these crazy people are calling hard work has been destructive and greedy measures to collapse our beloved country, Ghana.

In any civilized nation, state capture is a capital offense for which the perpetrators face life in prison or the death penalty. However, because Ghana is an African country, the perpetrators will likely pretend they haven't done anything wrong and instead work to ensure the story ends quickly, as they have done in numerous cases involving their serious financial crimes. However, someone like me, who only wants the best for Ghana, will never stop warning people about the dangers of the NPP regime.

Since Bawumia is on the list, no one should waste their time voting for him in the 2024 presidential election because his goal is not only to conceal financial crimes that haven’t been discovered, but also to carry on the prophecy found in the NPP's Agyapadie book rather than finding solutions for the collapsed economy, businesses, and investments.