Madam Elsie Evelyn Avemegah, the mother of celebrated Ghanaian dancehall artist Shatta Wale, has publicly expressed her gratitude to God after her son gifted her a fully furnished three-bedroom house. Her heartfelt testimony, shared during a service at Pottersville Church International in East Legon Hills, has since captured widespread attention.
During the testimony, Madam Elsie credited the fulfillment of this dream to the prayers and prophecy of H.E. Ambassador Bishop Sam Owusu, the leader of Pottersville Church. She joyfully shared how the bishop’s prophecy had predicted a significant turnaround in her life, describing it as a moment of divine restoration.
“The Lord has been so good to me. Bishop Owusu prophesied this moment, and today, it has come to pass. I am grateful for my son and for the unity that has returned to our family,” she said as the congregation erupted in applause.
The three-bedroom house, reportedly situated in a prime location, symbolizes a new chapter in the life of Shatta Wale’s family. Beyond the material gift, Madam Elsie expressed her joy at the growing unity and reconciliation among her children, adding, “God has truly blessed us with peace and prosperity.”
Bishop Sam Owusu also took a moment during the service to reflect on the prophecy he gave to Madam Elsie. According to the renowned clergyman, the prophecy was part of God’s divine plan to bless her family.
“This is not just about material wealth; it is about the power of God to bring restoration and uplift those who trust in Him,” Bishop Owusu said, sparking further applause from the congregation.
