Comedian, actor and satirist KSM has seemed to wonder whether the foresight of the prophets cannot see economic problems.
Satirist and television personality, Kwaku Sintim-Misa, known in showbiz as KSM, mocks prophets amidst the collapse of Ghanaian banks.
He seemed to wonder whether the foresight of the prophets cannot see the economic problems or challenges.
In a Twitter post, he raises doubt about the credibility of ‘men of God’ who only prophesy about death and negative things.
He asks the prophets to pray to God to reveal to them how Ghana can fix its unemployment problem
"Just noticed that God doesn’t give the Prophets any info about banks I am shocked none of them saw this Banks collapse coming. Evidently “God” is more concerned about when celebrities will die. Hmmmm. Asem o,"he said.
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The collapse and merger of banks recently by the Bank of Ghana (BoG) is to clamp down on irregularities in the financial and banking sector. Only this week, the BoG forced the merger of five independent banks.
The five banks in question are UniBank, The Construction Bank, The Royal Bank, Beige Bank and Sovereign Bank. They are to be known and called The Consolidate Bank.
Many commenting on his tweet agreed with him.