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The Chief Executive Officer of Dahiada Herbal Centre, producers of Dahiada herbal Ointment, Maame Dangomba has appealed to the president, H.E. Nana Addo Danquah Akufo Addo to as a matter of urgency permit her on a presidential invitation to join doctors who are dealing with the COVID-19 cases to help cure the patients with her supernatural Dahiada ointment.
According to her, the Almighty Allah has revealed to her to tell the president and the entire nation that there are some divinely powerful ingredients among the 178 herbs that has been used to produce the Dahiada ointment that has the potential to cure the coronavirus disease and therefore should be giving permission to demonstrate to the whole world that the medicine is the remedy to the global pandemic.
“Allah hu shafi, has told me in a dream that Dahiada ointment is the remedy to COVID-19 and because of that, he has instructed me to tell the president, Nana Akufo Addo and the entire nation about this. This is not a joke and if only we mean to bring this pandemic to an end in Ghana, then I am only appealing to H.E. Nana Akufo Addo to heed my appeal and invite me to the facilities where the patients are being treated to assist the doctors in curing them with Dahiada ointment. I have made available two hundred pieces of Dahiada ointments for the first cases I attend to, and Insha Allah God will deliver healing according to his words to me” She said.
Maame Dagomba further indicated that, Dahiada ointment is a major treatment for all the initial symptoms of the virus such as the cough, sore throat and heart seizure and has been tried and tested all over the world with thousands of testimonies to that effect.
“All I am asking from Ghanaians is to have faith in Allah and what he has told me and give me the opportunity to apply the Dahiada ointment on the affected patients just as Allah has directed and I know that faithful is he who has spoken to me and he will heal” She added.
Report by Nana Kwame Andoh