1Ghanaian Spiritualist Claims World Cup Belongs to Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal, Says Turkey Was Cursed by Mistake According to Diario AS, Ghanaian spiritualist Nana Kwaku Bonsam has made a new prediction about the World Cup.
"This World Cup belongs to Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal." This
is Bonsam's latest prediction. Previously, he had claimed to have
cursed Harry Kane ahead of the World Cup match between England
and Ghana. This prediction isn't too far-fetched, as Portugal is
widely considered one of the favorites to win. Meanwhile, he also
predicted that Kane's England would stumble in their quest for the
championship.
Compared to his earlier statements regarding the England captain,
Bonsam has now notably changed his tune. He now claims to have
lifted the so-called curse he placed on Kane and insists there was no
malice between them.
Bonsam stated, "Harry Kane is not my enemy. I have a child, and |
will soon name him after Harry Kane."
When asked by the interviewer, "Have you lifted the curse on Harry
Kane? Can he score freely now?" Bonsam replied, "Yes, Harry Kane
is not my enemy. I have a child, and I will soon name him after Harry
Kane." The interviewer followed up with, "Is it possible to place
a curse on other teams to help Harry Kane?" Bonsam laughed in
response.
The Ghanaian also discussed the so-called curse that drew global
attention before the England vs. Ghana match. According to Bonsam,
this matter is now resolved, and he no longer wishes for Kane to
suffer any harm.
His latest comments sharply contrast with his previous assertions
that supernatural forces would influence the outcomes of England's
matches. Now, he claims his respect for the striker has grown to the
point where he plans to name his child after him.
Bonsam also offered an unusual explanation for Turkey's poor
performance in this World Cup, claiming that Turkey unexpectedly
became a victim of his spell.
He described that a mistake during one of the rituals accidentally
directed the curse towards Turkey instead of the opponents Ghana
originally intended to target.
Bonsam said, "To be honest, that was a huge mistake. I had prepared
a special charm to weakern Ghana's target opponents in the World
Cup, but during the ritual, my apprentice slipped while holding the
map, and the energy turned towards Turkey."
With Turkey having been eliminated early following two consecutive
defeats in this World Cup, Bonsam jokingly attributed the situation
to that accidental mistake rather than their performance on the
field.
"This World Cup belongs to Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal." This
is Bonsam's latest prediction. Previously, he had claimed to have
cursed Harry Kane ahead of the World Cup match between England
and Ghana. This prediction isn't too far-fetched, as Portugal is
widely considered one of the favorites to win. Meanwhile, he also
predicted that Kane's England would stumble in their quest for the
championship.
Compared to his earlier statements regarding the England captain,
Bonsam has now notably changed his tune. He now claims to have
lifted the so-called curse he placed on Kane and insists there was no
malice between them.
Bonsam stated, "Harry Kane is not my enemy. I have a child, and |
will soon name him after Harry Kane."
When asked by the interviewer, "Have you lifted the curse on Harry
Kane? Can he score freely now?" Bonsam replied, "Yes, Harry Kane
is not my enemy. I have a child, and I will soon name him after Harry
Kane." The interviewer followed up with, "Is it possible to place
a curse on other teams to help Harry Kane?" Bonsam laughed in
response.
The Ghanaian also discussed the so-called curse that drew global
attention before the England vs. Ghana match. According to Bonsam,
this matter is now resolved, and he no longer wishes for Kane to
suffer any harm.
His latest comments sharply contrast with his previous assertions
that supernatural forces would influence the outcomes of England's
matches. Now, he claims his respect for the striker has grown to the
point where he plans to name his child after him.
Bonsam also offered an unusual explanation for Turkey's poor
performance in this World Cup, claiming that Turkey unexpectedly
became a victim of his spell.
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