Controversial social commentator and activist, Okatakyie Afrifa, has once again made headlines with explosive allegations against some of Ghana’s most renowned men of God. In a recent video, Afrifa claimed that several prominent pastors are involved in illicit activities, including séxual misconduct, which he alleges has been covered up for years. The pastors named in his exposé include Prophet Owusu Bempah, Rev. Obofour, Apostle Sam Korankye Ankrah, Pastor Kofi Oduro, and Prophet Kumchacha.
Afrifa’s accusations center around what he describes as the unethical behavior of these religious leaders, particularly in relation to their relationships with young women.
According to Afrifa, these pastors have used their influence and positions to exploit vulnerable girls, engaging in inappropriate relationships behind the scenes while maintaining a public image of piety and righteousness.
“This is not about bringing down men of God, but about exposing the rot that some have been allowed to get away with for far too long,” Afrifa stated in his video. He also claimed to have evidence to back up his allegations, though no such evidence has been publicly released as of yet. Afrifa challenged these pastors to either come forward and address the accusations or face further revelations.
One of the more shocking claims made by Afrifa is that some of these pastors not only exploit women séxually but also use their congregations to amass wealth unethically. He alleged that the luxurious lifestyles of these pastors are sustained by exploiting the faith of their followers, who continue to give generously to support church activities and lavish lifestyles.
As expected, these allegations have sparked widespread reactions from the public. Social media platforms have been flooded with both support and condemnation for Afrifa’s statements. While some people have praised him for being brave enough to confront these powerful religious figures, others have accused him of seeking attention and trying to bring down respected men of God.
None of the pastors mentioned in Afrifa’s accusations have responded publicly to these allegations so far. However, it is expected that some may address the issue in upcoming sermons or through official statements from their ministries.
The coming days will likely see more discussions as the public awaits further developments in this potentially explosive scandal. Whether Afrifa can substantiate his claims or if the accused pastors will take legal action remains to be seen.
Source: m.dailyadvent.com
