Politics

Prophet Frank Bounces Back After 2018 Presidential Election Fiasco

NPPC is back, says Prophet Ndifor Franklin Afanwi, one of the unfortunate candidates during the 2018 presidential election in Cameroon.
But after the election which saw the CPDM emerging victorious with over seventy percent, the reputation of Prophet Frankline Ndifor Afanwi was at stake as some Cameroonians described the man of God as a fake Prophet.

To this category of people, the fact that he failed to win the 2018 presidential elections in Cameroon is a clear testimony that God did not send him to lead the people of Cameroon as he stated during Campaigns.“I have been ordained by God to be the next president of Cameroon. God’s has seen the sufferings of the People and he has sent a servant in my person».

The founding pastor of Kingship International Church in Douala insisted that he was a leader with a divine assignment and not a politician.
Proclaiming 2018 presidential elections,Ndifor Franklin Afanwi had just 23.687 votes scoring a percentage of 0.67 and occupying the 7th position out of the nine candidates.

The score disappointed some Christians of his church who manifested their frustration by deserting the Kingship International Ministry Church in Douala. They have been asking the unanswered question of why God called the Prophet to be the next president of Cameroon but failed to equip him to overcome election rigging mechanisms of the Cameroon People Democratic Movement – CPDM party put in place since the reintroduction of multi party politics in Cameroon.

Beside the disgruntled Christians, critics of Prophet Franklin Afanwi accuse him of being a regime sponsored pastor brought in during the 2018 presidential elections to divide the opposition and pave the way for Mr. Paul Biya’s re-election.

To them, Prophet Franklin Ndifor Afanwi’s refusal to enter into a coalition with other opposition candidates against Mr.Biya supports their point.
Contrary to a majority of opposition candidates that boycotted the swearing in ceremony of president Paul Biya for a seventh mandate on the 6th of November 2018, the ‘Divine Candidate’ was conspicuously present.

Unconfirmed sources say Prophet Frank, as he is popularly known held several secret meetings with top authorities in Cameroon prior to January 4th partial cabinet reshuffle.
By announcing the full participation of his political party the National Program for Peace in Cameroon (NPPC) in all elections organized in Cameroon this year, critical minds have been pointing that the prophet who in 2018 described himself as a leader and not a politician is gradually becoming a full swim politician alongside militants of his NPPC party.

Though he did not declare in a press conference, an inner source has told Mimi Mefo Info that Prophet Franklin Afanwi will be vying for the post of a member of Parliament.

NPPC party counts on all Cameroonians to ensure their dream of leadership comes true but depend mostly on Christians of his church and others who believe in the powers of a Divine supreme being.

On the question of what he thinks about the detention of professor Maurice Kamto and other militants of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement party, Ndifor Franklin attest that he has no competence to comment on that.

He called on President Paul Biya to shoulder his responsibility to bring about peace in the restive regions of Cameroon.

Dominic Meme Nwakimo
Mimi Mefo Info
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