A Ghanaian preacher, Prophet Rojah, has claimed that there will be war in Ghana and across the world by April 21, 2026, urging believers to “pray to God” to avert what he described as a looming global crisis.
Call for Prayer
According to the preacher, the prophecy foresees a major global conflict, which he described as a potential “Third World War.” He called on Christians and the general public to intensify prayers, seeking divine intervention to prevent destruction and instability.
“There will be war in Ghana and the world. Third World War by 21st April, 2026. Let us pray to God,” he reportedly stated during a recent address to his congregation.
No Official Confirmation of Threat
There has been no official statement from Ghanaian authorities or international bodies indicating any imminent war involving Ghana.
Security analysts generally caution that prophetic declarations of global conflict are not uncommon during periods of heightened international tension, but such claims should not be interpreted as verified intelligence or confirmed geopolitical developments.
Public Reaction
Public reactions have been mixed, with some supporters expressing concern and others urging calm. Religious leaders often encourage prayer during uncertain times, while government agencies continue to monitor regional and global security developments through established diplomatic and security channels.
As of now, there is no evidence suggesting an impending war involving Ghana by the date mentioned.
