One of the prophecies delivered by the founder and leader of Reign House Chapel, Prophet Eric Boahen Uche, popularly known as Prophet Uche, for the year 2026 appears to have come to pass following the outcome of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) presidential primaries.

On 29 January 2026, Prophet Eric Boahen Uche, publicly reaffirmed a prophecy he had earlier declared, predicting the victory of Dr Mahamudu Bawumia in the NPP primaries. 

During the reaffirmation, he not only insisted that the prophecy remained unchanged but also mentioned the exact percentage range by which the former vice president would win.

“Nothing has changed. He is fully and fully manifested… Nobody can change the reign,” he declared.

He added that he was seeing a winning margin of between 55 and 56 per cent.

He further stated that Kennedy Agyapong, a fellow contender in the election would congratulate Dr Bawumia on Saturday night, January 31, 2026, following the primaries, a claim that also aligns with post-primary developments.

“Honourable Kennedy Agyapong will congratulate Dr Bawumia on Saturday night, he will congratulate Dr Mahamudu Bawumia. I am praying the figure I am seeing will not change… in-between 55 to 56. The figure that I am seeing is in-between 55 to 56. 55 to 56 percentage for Bawumia,” he said. 

The initial prophecy was first delivered on 31 December 2025 during the church’s Watch Night Service, where Prophet Uche predicted Dr Bawumia’s victory in the NPP presidential primaries.

When the Electoral Commission (EC) announced the official results after close of polls for the January 31, 2026, NPP presidential primaries, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia emerged victorious with 110,645 votes, representing 56.48 percent of the total votes cast.

His closest contender, Kennedy Agyapong, secured 46,554 votes (23.76%), while Dr Bryan Acheampong obtained 36,303 votes (18.53%).

Other contenders recorded significantly lower figures, with Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum polling 1,999 votes (1.02%) and Kwabena Agyapong receiving 402 votes (0.21%).

In all, more than 211,000 delegates voted across over 300 polling centres nationwide in what party officials described as a keenly contested race.