Masterminds of coronavirus will soon be exposed – Rev Ransford Obeng

The head pastor of Calvary Charismatic Centre (CCC), Rev Ransford Obeng has ruled out possible causes of Conoravirus stating it is a spiritual thing which he will soon disclose when the time is due for him to do so.

“At right time, I will tell you the causes of Conoravirus. It is a spiritual matter. .. Though It is not a punishment from God as people are saying” , the respected international preacher disclosed on a local radio  sermon monitored by MyNewsGh.com.

According to the CCC founder, men have defied instructions of God to eat forbidden food and animals hence, Christians should pray to the almighty Creator for forgiveness.

“Not a case of we don’t have good prophets in Ghana. It not every occasion God reveals the causes of everything to his people. In the meantime, I will reveal the people who are behind this Coronavirus and causes”, Rev. Ransford Obeng stated.

Ghana’s case count of the virus sands at one thousand and forty-two (1,042) persons with Nine (9) deaths according to official statistics released by the Ghana Health Service.

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo during his seventh address to the nation on Sunday gave further clarity to the figures saying “we have, till date, traced some eighty-six thousand (86,000) contacts, out of which we have test results of sixty-eight thousand, five hundred and ninety-one (68,591) contacts. There is, thus, a backlog of some eighteen thousand (18,000) tests whose results are yet to be received. The overwhelming majority of these contacts have been established in the last three weeks of the partial lockdown in Accra and Kumasi. Out of this number, one thousand and forty-two (1,042) persons, i.e. 1.5%, have been confirmed as positive, with sixty seven thousand, five hundred and forty-nine (67,549), i.e. 98.5%, testing negative; ninety-nine (99) persons have recovered and have been discharged; and nine hundred and thirty (930) persons, who have been isolated, are responding to treatment either in their homes or in treatment facilities”

source: mynewsgh.com