Ghanaian Prophet Visits Cemetery At Night, Sits On Tombs And Livestreams Prophecies At Midnight

A Ghanaian prophet has sparked fresh debate about unconventional spiritual practices after footage emerged showing him conducting an impromptu prophecy session at a graveyard late into the night.

In the video, the prophet sits directly on a tomb, draped in a white robe and colourful cloth, holding burning incense as he addresses his online congregation.

Coloured candles, yellow, blue, red, and orange, flicker around him in what appears to be a ritualistic arrangement. A junior pastor filmed the session live for social media followers, capturing every moment as the prophet delivers messages to people watching from their homes.

The prophet, who was spotted holding the hands of incense throughout the broadcast, speaks directly to his audience members, appearing to offer personal prophecies and prayers.

The nighttime setting, combined with the cemetery location and ceremonial staging, creates an atmosphere that sits uncomfortably at the intersection of traditional spirituality and modern religious practice.

The broadcast has left many questioning the intentions behind such displays. Some viewers see it as theatrical performance designed to attract online engagement, while believers in the prophet’s ministry view it as legitimate spiritual ministry delivered in a place considered close to the spiritual realm.

Watch the video HERE.