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It seems the 2016 Presidential and Parliamentary elections is taking a new dimension, barely six days to go, with some Ghanaians opting for spiritual arbitration from the gods, to deal with anyone who would or have done anything to shortchange the will of Ghanaians in the polls.

Residents of Bantama in the Kumasi metropolis, in the early hours of Thursday, could not believe their eyes when they woke up to witness an over thirty minutes of invocation of curses, from two female priestesses in the country, who believe some people are being pushed to compromise and swindle the verdict of the masses for John Mahama.

At the former NPP regional party office, the two priestesses, dressed in their full regalia, had a simple message for the EC chairperson, Charlotte Osei and the security agencies; that they risk losing their lives, should they do anything to prevent the electoral victory of Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, and the NPP on the 7th.

Throughout the ritual, the women emphatically warned any NPP supporter or executive who have collected bribe, or are in bed with the ruling government, that they are rather trading their lives and that of their families, if they do not end their diabolical intents against the opposition party.

The charged priestesses also invoked curses on NPP polling station agents who will compromise the future and hearts of the people of Ghana, collect bribe to allow the election be stolen for the NDC.

"Again, may the gods of our land strike to death, any NDC party executives who had or will dare consider bribing anyone to steal the elections for the NDC," they cursed.



Using bottles of Schnapps and local eggs (Asante Kosua) and cola nuts, the two fetish priestesses called on all the famous and dangerous rivers and deities, including Subin, Antoa Nyamaa, Nsuatre, Bobo, among others, to end the lives of anyone who would dare to steal victory from the NPP and  Nana Addo.

They cursed anyone who has collected bribe from president Mahama, or doing business with  anybody, in a bid to work against the NPP, stressing: "we will not allow them to cheat Ghanaians again...we call on all the gods in the country to deal ruthlessly with anyone working to scuttle the victory of Nana Addo."

The police, machomen who, according to the priestesses, have been sponsored to steal ballot boxes, were not left out in the avalanche of curses.

"We believe in your justice and fairness, so we will thank you with the lives of their children, wives and prominent elders of their families," the priestesses added.