Here's the translation for our non-Ghanaian friends. On thursday, out of the blue she called her Mom, telling her she had arrived in town. Mom asked how she came this distance without giving her a heads up. She said she was staying in a hotel in town (Sunyani) and that she was hungry. Mom decided to cook her favorite, yams and garden egg stew. As she was preparing the food, she called again telling her she had changed her mind, she now wanted Jollof rice and salad. Mom said, ok and proceeded to prepare the Jollof. She called a few more times asking her if the food was ready.
Mom told her food is almost ready. As she was preparing the food, kids came to tell her Ebony had arrived in the neighborhood. At that moment, a strong wind came in the compound, swirling around and blowing everything in the home. They all ran inside with some of the prepared food but the food that was left out was all destroyed by the wind. Just as Ebony entered the gates, the wind stopped miraculously. Ebony was very emotional when she saw her Mom and they had a good chat. She called her uncle and he came over and they ate. Ebony however only ate a tiny amount of the food she had prepared, even as the Mom encouraged her to eat more. After all was done, she told her mom she had to return to Accra. Mom asked her to sleep over till the next morning but Ebony declined saying she had to go. Mom gave her some of the remaining food and she returned to the hotel with her entourage. After a while, she called her mom and told her they were departing the hotel and she told her mom how much she loved her. She kept on calling her mom to tell how she loves her and she will miss her. Her mom concludes by speaking to Ebony directly, telling her to rest well with God, for God to forgive her for all her sins and that she lived life well. She admonishes the pastors who saw visions and yet did not make enough effort to contact her directly. She thanks all for the love and support they have shown. 
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