Ghanaian gospel singer Celestine Donkor has opened up about a disturbing spiritual attack she allegedly experienced, involving 21 white eggs, a calabash filled with grains, and written names of individuals.
According to Donkor, the items were deliberately placed around her premises, with the calabash containing grains such as beans, rice, millet, and maize. Some of the grains reportedly had names inscribed on them, which she interpreted as a targeted spiritual assault aimed at her and those named.
The singer believes the incident was intended to unleash curses or negative forces, reflecting practices rooted in spiritual warfare often referenced in both cultural and religious contexts in Ghana.
Following her revelation, fans and religious communities have expressed concern and solidarity, offering prayers for her protection. Many have also urged her to seek spiritual counsel, while others have speculated that jealousy or rivalry within the gospel music industry might be a motivating factor behind the attack.
Celestine Donkor, known for her powerful messages of faith and perseverance, emphasized the importance of staying strong in the face of such challenges. She uses her platform not only to entertain but also to inspire spiritual resilience among her followers.
Her disclosure has sparked conversations about the intersection of faith, culture, and the challenges faced by public figures in Ghana, especially those in the gospel music industry.
Source: Thepressradio.com
