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Segbene Xenodzi, the man who prophesied that God had ordained former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings to win the flagbearer mandate of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) in Sunyani has sworn to sue the government and the Electoral commission for rigging the NDCs presidential primary. According to him, he will sue the two bodies at the Supreme Court in Accra for massaging the results and tilting it against Nana Konadu when she should have clearly won. Prophet Segbene Xenodzi had earlier sworn to kill himself if Nana Konadu lost the race to lead the NDC at the party�s national delegates� congress in Sunyani. But, speaking however in an interview on Peace FM�s Kokrokoo Morning show, Prophet Segbene revealed that he has not carried out that pledge because the former First Lady won the elections. According to him, the result declared in Sunyani was some conspiracy and very soon the true result which reflects Konadu as the winner will come out. �I am still alive because Konadu was the one who won and the Electoral Commission is now producing the valid results. The declaration in Sunyani was just some conspiracy because the original result is 1145 votes to 1716 votes representing 40.02% and then 59.98% with Konadu pulling the highest votes and I am going to sue government and the EC at the Supreme Court,� he insisted. He alleged that some people in the NDC including President Mills, General Secretary, Johnson Aseidu Nketia and some staff from the EC had planned to ridicule the Rawlingses by twisting the elections results. Quite clearly, at a certain point during the interview it was imprecise if the Man of God was even speaking intelligibly, especially when he stated that the anecdote about three friends, Taka, Tika and Gangale spun by the Vice President John Mahama was �a mystery that is repeating itself�. Prophet Segbene urged everybody to be patient and watch as the mystery unfolds and the truth comes out, adding that pretty shortly the EC and government will come out and confess to rigging the Sunyani NDC presidential primary.