Daniel Jeddman Shares Chilling Vision, Calls Ghanaians Worldwide to Prayer

Renowned writer, prophet and inspirational voice, Daniel Jeddman, has sparked widespread attention across social media after sharing a deeply unsettling vision he experienced, urging Ghanaians everywhere to rise in prayer for the nation’s protection.

In a heartfelt post, Jeddman described seeing a man dressed in black planting a device inside an aircraft. According to his vision, another man attempted to disarm the device, but before he could succeed, a third individual detonated it remotely, unleashing chaos, fire, and screams of anguish.

“I just had a vision. People of Ghana, please read. I saw a man in black planting a B.O.M.B in an aircraft. And I saw a second man trying to disarm it but another man from a distance pressed a detonator. Then I heard screams in fire. We must pray!” – Daniel Jeddman wrote.

Jeddman went on to emphasize the urgency of interceding for the nation, making a special call to keep former President John Mahama in prayers, while seeking divine covering over Ghana’s safety and destiny.

“I just woke up from a vision and it was so deep. Please let’s keep on praying and interceding for our country against any evil agenda of the enemy! May the heavenly countenances of God revolve around us all. Amen.” – he added.

His message, already garnering thousands of reactions and shares online, has quickly become a rallying point for Ghanaians across the globe. Many have taken to social media to echo the call, posting prayers, words of encouragement, and affirmations for Ghana’s peace and security.

As fears of global instability and rising threats of terrorism continue to loom, Jeddman’s revelation resonates strongly with a people united by faith and hope. Whether viewed as a prophetic warning or a call for vigilance, his vision has reignited conversations about spiritual covering, national unity, and the need for prayerful watchfulness in times of uncertainty.

For now, Daniel Jeddman’s urgent plea stands as a reminder that beyond politics, beyond borders, and beyond division, prayer remains a binding force for Ghanaians at home and abroad.

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