‘God wants me to be president of South Africa,’ Mogoeng insists

The former Chief Justice of South Africa, Mogoeng Mogoeng, says God wants him to be the country’s president, but he will not form any political party.

According to the Independent Online, Mogoeng was expected to contest the upcoming elections under the All African Alliance Movement (AAAM) banner. Still, he dumped the party after it had announced that Mogoeng had accepted the president’s nomination.

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I AM NOT SUPPOSED TO FORM ANY POLITICAL PARTY SAYS MOGOENG

“All I can say is that the Lord made it abundantly clear to me that I am not to join any political party; I am not supposed to form any political party (because) he wants to do it his own way. Strange enough, people find it difficult to believe things of God but find it easy to believe everything else,” said Mogoeng.

The man of the cloth says many people have questioned him about his new quest, but Mogoeng says the same people boldly follow other beliefs without casting aspersions.

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‘MANY INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE AWARE OF PROPHECY’

“It is only when somebody truly committed to the leading of the holy spirit of the Lord Jesus says: thus says the Lord that questions are raised and people even begin to question your sanity,” he said.

The former chief justice said many influential people in South Africa are aware of the prophecy, and there have been attempts on his life. However, he would not elaborate on the latter statement about the attempts on his life.

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MANY ATTEMPTS TO ELIMINATE ME: MOGOENG

“No wonder there are so many attempts to eliminate me. I won’t elaborate, but it is good enough to say that I am aware there was a plan to take my life before the end of last month, but by the grace of God, I am here,” he said.

Mogoeng also said that “so many” existing political parties have been reaching out to him, inviting him to join their political formations. 

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