Prophet Nigel Gaisie Drops GH¢10m Kumchacha Lawsuit, Warns of No Second Chances

• Nigel Gaisie has withdrawn his GH¢10m lawsuit against Prophet Kumchacha after days of public dispute between the two religious figures
• The decision reportedly came after appeals from other prominent Ghanaian religious figures, including Apostle Emmanuel Amoako
• Gaisie warned he would not grant a second chance if Kumchacha made further damaging remarks about him or his many investments

Following days of public tension, the founder of Prophetic Hill Chapel, Prophet Nigel Gaisie, has withdrawn his GH¢10 million lawsuit against Evangelist Kumchacha, but only under a strict condition.

The two popular and outspoken religious figures have been at the centre of a public dispute on social media after Nigel Gaisie accused Kumchacha of making defamatory statements against him and his brand.

This led to the filing of a GH¢10m suit in court, marking one of the most high-profile legal confrontations between two figures in Ghana's prophetic ministry space in recent memory.

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However, days after the official suit was filed, Gaisie took to Facebook to announce he had dropped the lawsuit, though not without attaching a firm condition and a subtle warning.

Why did Nigel Gaisie drop Kumchacha lawsuit?

According to Prophet Nigel Gaisie, his decision to discontinue the legal action was not one he arrived at easily.

He described the process as extremely difficult, given the extent of damage Kumchacha and his associates have allegedly caused him over the years.

His change of heart reportedly came after consultations with key religious figures in his life, including Prophet Emmanuel Amoako, Reverend Agyenim Boadu, Reverend Kojo Bempah, Prophet Aginco, Prophet Maxwell Acheampong, Professor Boadi Nyamkye, Prophet Nana Yaw and others.

Gaisie said he found guidance in the example of Jesus Christ and could not bring himself to turn down the appeal of so many respected voices in the body of the Lord.

Prophet Nigel Gaisie said in his Facebook post:

"Many men of God have called on me to discontinue the case, though it was extremely hard for me to agree to it due to the magnitude of damage and hurt the said man of God and his cohorts have caused me over the years.

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"However, I am guided by what Jesus Christ went through at the hands of wicked men, following the advice of my spiritual father, Prophet Emmanuel Amoako, Reverend Agyenim Boadu, Reverend Kojo Bempah, Prophet Aginco, Prophet Maxwell Acheampong, Professor Boadi Nyamkye, Prophet Nana Yaw, Jesus One Touch, Kennedy Afrah and many other men and women of God."

Has Nigel Gaisie Dropped the Kumchacha Case?

Although Prophet Nigel Gaisie confirmed that the lawsuit has been discontinued, he warned that if Kumchacha makes any further damaging statements about him or any of his investments, he will return to court with no intention to heed any advice from a religious leader to back down.

Gaisie also used the statement to address what he described as a wider issue within Ghana's prophetic ministry, saying the sector is 'gradually bleeding' due to colleagues who tear each other down rather than build.

A YouTube video detailing Nigel Gaisie's initial suit against Kumchacha is below.

Nigel Gaisie files lawsuit against Kumchacha

YEN.com.gh earlier reported that the dispute had escalated after a series of social media posts in which Kumchacha allegedly made damaging claims about Gaisie's reputation and ministry.

The tension between the two had been building for some time, with Gaisie maintaining that Kumchacha repeatedly targeted him without provocation, with the matter crossing into legal territory.

Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh