Mampongtenghene Drags Prophet Roja to Court Over Doom Prophecy: “Good Decision”
- The Mampongtenghene has sued Prophet Roja over a doom prophecy, seeking an apology and damages
- In a July 2025 appearance on Angel FM, the preacher said he had foreseen the prominent chief's death
- Netizens reacted mostly positively to the news, with many frustrated by the spree of doom prophecies
- In an interview with YEN.com.gh, blogger Chris Kofi Osei shared his reaction to the lawsuit against Prophet Roja
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The chief of Mampongteng in the Ashanti Region has reportedly sued Ghanaian man of God, Prophet Roja, over a doom prophecy.
Source: TikTok
In July, Prophet Roja warned of impending doom for the prominent chief, claiming he had seen his demise in a vision.
In a video seen by YEN.com.gh, he said three prominent people were destined to die in the kingdom, with two having already passed.
"I see three trees in Mampongteng. Two of those have been uprooted. They're not broken but completely uprooted. Of the two, one is the Mapongtenghemaa; she's no longer alive. A linguist's tree has also been uprooted,” he said.
Prophet Roja claimed that the chief would be the next to go and urged him to get in touch with him.
“The Mampongtenghene is the last tree standing; it would soon be uprooted. There is a spiritual attack on the man. Anyone who knows should inform him that there is a prophet called Roja on Angel FM who has prophesied about him.” he said.
The TikTok video of Prophet Roja’s prophecy about the Mampongtenghene is below.
Mampongtenghene sues Prophet Roja over vision
On September 29, reports emerged that the Mampongtenghene had sued Prophet Roja over the prophecy.
In a video seen by YEN.com.gh, a journalist shared supposed details of the impending court case.
She said the other defendants in the case included the Angel Broadcasting Network (ABN) and the host of the show on which Prophet Roja made the prophecy.
The lawsuit reportedly seeks an apology, an injunction against the prophet, and unspecified damages.
The TikTok video with details of the alleged lawsuit against Prophet Roja is below.
Reactions to Mampongtenghene suing Prophet Roja
YEN.com.gh has compiled some comments reacting to the news of the Mampongtenghene suing Prophet Roja.
Candy Lamar said:
"Although he sees a lot but it seems he’s talking too much."
Nash wrote:
"Prophet Roja will win this case in Jesus Christ's name. Amen."
Agnes commented:
"Man of God, the God who delivered Daniel will deliver you from this matter in JESUS NAME AMEN."
Nana Yeboah 🌿☘️🌴🌿 said:
"Mamponteng Hene wa yɛ adeɛ paa 👏👏👏👏. Osofoɔ wai deɛ Owuo nkoaa na ɔka hunahuna nipa."
Malz Jewelry and gift hub🎁🥰 wrote:
"Why do African prophets only see bad things? Our God doesn’t have any good things for us or because eeei."
Edward Nii commented:
"I second mampongtenehen paa very good decision 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤."
Blogger reacts to Mampontenghene's lawsuit
In an interview with YEN.com.gh, blogger Chris Kofi Osei shared his reaction to the lawsuit brought by the Mampontenghene against Prophet Roja.
"Honestly, the Mampongtenghene’s decision to take Prophet Roja to court marks a big and very important turning point in how society is beginning to handle this whole new canker of doom prophecies. I am therefore of the strong opinion that this move will send a clear message that spiritual claims, especially those made publicly, come with responsibility," he said.
Osei Kofi added, "While freedom of religion is important, freedom of speech must also respect the dignity, peace of mind, and reputation of others. As the prophecy was made on live radio and specifically mentioned the chief’s death, then the legal action is not only understandable but necessary to set a precedent. It’s about drawing a line between prophecy and public fear."
Source: TikTok
Prophet Roja warns Sammy Gyamfi
Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that Prophet Roja warned the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Ghana Gold Board, Sammy Gyamfi, of spiritual danger ahead.
In a viral video, Roja said that since he prophesied that Gyamfi was destined to become president, his enemies had launched some spiritual attacks against him.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
