Ajagurajah Clears the Air, Claims Abu Trica Never Funded His Church & Refused to Help
- Renowned preacher Bishop Kwabena Asiamah, aka Ajagurajah, shared the alleged painful experience he had with Abu Trica when he reached out for financial support for his church projects
- He alleged that the arrested businessman refused to help over what the Man of God believes were selfish reasons
- Ajagurajah, as such, dismissed speculation doing the rounds online, reiterating that he has never seen a dime from the man rounded up by US authorities
Over the past few months, there has been considerable speculation on social media regarding the relationship between Ajagurajah and Abu Trica.
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After the arrest of Abu Trica, Ajagurajah has come forward to publicly deny the assumption that Abu Trica funded his movement.
Frederick Kumi, aka Abu Trica, was arrested on December 11, 2025, in Ghana after being indicted by United States authorities for his alleged involvement in a multi-million-dollar romance scam scheme.
In a statement released by Ajagurajah, he explained that not a cedi has ever come from Abu Trica, despite the perceptions of members of society.
Ajagurajah recalls alleged encounter with Abu Trica
Ajagurajah spoke about this when he needed help financially for an offering he was to make for the church. The money he needed was to help purchase buses to help facilitate church activities.
So, based on his account, he decided to call Abu Trica for assistance, since he believed the arrested businessman would be able to assist him.
Ajagurajah explained that when he called, he was very disappointed by the alleged response he received from Abu Trica.
The apprehended Swedru Businessman ostensibly told Ajagurajah that he could not help with this request at that time because his Cybertruck had just arrived in Ghana, and he had to pay to clear it from the port.
Ajagurajah claimed that Abu Trica also apologised for not being able to assist him.
Furthermore, Ajagurajah said that the flamboyant businessman almost irritated him by seemingly making it very clear that he could not assist him financially in any manner, including lending or granting him a single cedi.
Ajagurajah went on to say that after failing to get the help he needed from Abu Trica, he got relief from other benevolent individuals who stepped in.
The money acquired was used to fund church related activities.
Ajagurajah debunks claims of Abu Trica funding
When asked about various theories, Ajagurajah categorically denied that Abu Trica was either sponsoring him or was financially supporting the Movement.
He stated categorically that Abu Trica has never given him a cedi and further shared that the stories being told on the internet about him are not true and are misleading.
He emphasised to everyone that the Ajagurajah Movement is sustained by the goodwill and the financial support of the people interested in it, not by benevolence from one individual.
Watch the video of Ajagurajah on X below:
Ajagurajah stated that he wanted to clear this up by offering clarity to dispel the disinformation circulating around.
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Abu Trica's multi-million-dollar mansion surfaces online
Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that Abu Trica was arrested in a coordinated cybercrime operation and charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and money laundering.
A video of his Swedru mansion surfaced online, showing both the exterior and interior of the property.
The mansion is estimated to be worth $4.2 million, featuring luxurious interiors, imported furniture, and a modern, expansive compound.
Proofreading by Samuel Gitonga, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
