A viral video of Apostle Francis Amoako Attah, founder of Parliament Chapel International, has reignited public debate after reports emerged of a rare virus detected in India, prompting social media users to draw links to his earlier prophetic remarks about global health concerns.
The renewed attention follows international media reports that two cases of the Nipah virus have been recorded in India’s West Bengal region, with health authorities tracing nearly 200 contacts linked to the infected persons.
The development triggered widespread online discussions, particularly after clips resurfaced of Apostle Amoako Attah warning during a church service that the world would experience another serious disease outbreak before the end of 2026.
The video, which has since circulated widely on TikTok and other platforms, shows the cleric urging people to be vigilant about their health and spiritually prepared.
Reactions online have been mixed. While some social media users described the situation as unsettling and called for prayers to avert a global crisis, others cautioned against drawing conclusions or amplifying fear.
A number of commenters questioned the tendency to immediately link unfolding global events to prophecies, urging the public to rely on verified medical guidance rather than speculation.
Apostle Amoako Attah, who has gained attention in recent years for prophecies followers believe later came to pass, remains a polarising figure in public discourse.
His recent statements, including controversial claims about future global events, have continued to divide opinion, highlighting the broader tension between faith-based interpretations of world affairs and scientific explanations in an age of rapid information sharing.