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Home » News » “The NDC should come and help me” is becoming too much- Rashad tells Prophet Badu Kobi

“The NDC should come and help me” is becoming too much- Rashad tells Prophet Badu Kobi

August 13, 2026
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Award-winning Ghanaian blogger, Rashad Emmanuel believes that it is about time Ghanaian man of God, Prophet Badu Kobi stopped hanging his life around the neck of President Mahama, and the NDC at large.

The blogger decided to speak on the viral video that featured the man of God in an undisclosed hospital during the last episode of his popular “Rash Hour” show.

Speaking during the show, the blogger praised the man of God for contributing his quota to the success of the National Democratic Congress in the last General election.

However, the CEO of GH Page expressed shock at the fact that the man of God is always calling on the first gentleman of Ghana and the NDC to help him.

Rashad believes that, the NDC owes Prophet Badu Kobi nothing, hence, the man of God should stop calling on them anytime he needs financial help.

“It is like you made an investment and anticipate returns. It has got nothing to do with God. It’s very disturbing”, the blogger said, and questioned “So, the time you were telling us that President Mahama would win power, was it because of your investment, or God really spoke to you?”

He added “For some time now, the NDC should come and help me is becoming too much. To be honest, it is becoming too much”.

Rashad educated that “Ghana is not a religious country”, as he went on to question, “Where from this thing where a man of God would proclaim a party would win an election and expect that the party should take care of them when they assume power?”

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