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Cursing A Political Leader Can Not Work....Spiritualist



Cursing A Political Leader Can Not Work....Spiritualist


A renowned Herbal and spiritualist in Sunyani known as Mallam Tutumba has emphatically stated that, invoking curses on any political leader does not have any spiritual implications on the person in question.


On an interview with Twifo Praso based radio station sweet fm morning show monitored by 1st In News, Mallam said curses do not work on any political leader who is elected by majority people in the locality. 


According to him, politicians are elected by majority people hence if a group of some individuals plan to use voodoo on their leader can not work, unless all the electorates who voted him/her to be their leader have come agreed to do so. But traditional leaders in the area can punish the group if they think the group have violated the bylaws of the land.


Mallam Tutumba also said, the swarms of Bees which attacked Deputy Minister of local government, who double as NPP MP, his MCE for New Juabeng North Municipality has a spiritual backing. Attacked by bees is not normal hence the Bess were sent spiritually.



Recap

Recently there are raging anger among some branch executives and supporters of some political parties invoking curses on their executives hoping that the executives will adduce merit in petitions filed by their various aspirants to reverse the decision of the vetting Committee which they describe as unfair and unjust.

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