A video of Ghanaian spiritual leader Karma President making claims about illicit consignments and celebrity arrests has resurfaced on social media. The footage, originally recorded on January 22, 2026, appears to have been reshared on September 22, 2026. In it, Karma President described observations he claimed to have made in the spiritual realm, saying he frequently encountered references to Ghana while watching films about Colombian substance cartels.
Karma President predicted that Ghanaians would face action from law enforcement over illicit consignments, citing an earlier, accurate forecast about FBI arrests involving Ghanaians. He extended this to claim that the DAE would also move against people from the country in connection with such shipments. The spiritual leader further alleged that certain Ghanaian celebrities were participating in local illicit consignment transactions and suggested that some of them could be arrested in the future.
The video's resurfacing coincides with heightened international attention on recent narcotics reports linked to Ghana. French customs authorities recently intercepted a container of plastic waste reportedly shipped from Ghana that concealed nearly 3.9 tonnes of narcotics. Four Ghanaian nationals have since been charged in connection with that case, with investigations ongoing.
The incident has prompted a domestic policy response. President John Mahama directed the formation of an inter-agency task force charged with developing measures to prevent illicit substances from moving through Ghana's ports, airports, and land borders. This move aims to address concerns over Ghana's role in the international narcotics trade.
Some social media users have drawn comparisons between Karma President's earlier claims and the cases that have since emerged. However, the spiritual leader's predictions carry no independent verification, and there is no evidence to suggest that his specific claims about celebrities will materialize. The old video has sparked renewed debate about the role of spiritual leaders in predicting and preventing crime.
Karma President's prophecy had previously been linked to the case of Nigerian dancer Poco Lee, who was alleged to have been arrested in the United Kingdom. Although reports of Poco Lee's arrest remain unconfirmed, Karma President had warned him to seek spiritual protection while pursuing wealth and fame. This prophecy resurfaced amid allegations of sexual assault and widespread reactions on social media.
The recent cases of narcotics linked to Ghana have raised concerns over the country's involvement in the international narcotics trade. While Karma President's predictions remain unverified, the incident highlights the need for continued vigilance and cooperation between law enforcement agencies to prevent the movement of illicit substances through Ghana.
Key points
- Karma President's old video sparks renewed attention amid recent narcotics cases linked to Ghana
- The spiritual leader predicted that Ghanaians would face action from law enforcement over illicit consignments
- The incident has prompted a domestic policy response, including the formation of an inter-agency task force
