Osebo the Zaraman Warns Adwoa Safo Against Leading Kristo Asafo Mission

Osebo the Zaraman Warns Adwoa Safo Against Leading Kristo Asafo Mission

  • Fashion icon Osebo the Zaraman has issued a public warning to former MP Adwoa Safo over the leadership of Kristo Asafo Mission
  • Osebo cited the church's constitution, arguing it bars women from occupying the highest leadership position within the mission
  • The remarks follow the death of Kristo Asafo Mission founder Apostle Kwadwo Safo Kantanka and ongoing discussions about succession

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Fashion icon and Kristo Asafo Mission member Osebo the Zaraman has publicly cautioned former Dome-Kwabenya Member of Parliament Sarah Adwoa Safo against pursuing a leadership position within the church, vowing to take legal action should she attempt to do so.

Osebo the Zaraman, Adwoa Safo, Kristo Asafo Mission, Apostle Kwadwo Safo Kantanka, church constitution, leadership role
Osebo the Zaraman warns Adwoa Safo against leading the Kristo Asafo Mission. Image credit: Kristo Asafo Mission, 1956 news
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Osebo made the remarks during an interview on Owia TV, where he was asked whether ongoing internal tensions between Kwadwo Safo Akofena and Adwoa Safo could fracture the Kristo Asafo Mission.

Osebo cites church constitution

Rather than addressing the possibility of a split, Osebo focused squarely on the question of who can lead the church, insisting that the mission's constitution explicitly prohibits a woman from holding its highest office.

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"Adwoa Safo can never become a leader of the church. If she dares, I will face her," he said during the interview.

He added that Adwoa Safo is herself familiar with the church's regulations and has not expressed any intention to seek the leadership role.

Despite this, Osebo maintained that he would pursue legal channels if circumstances were to change.

Osebo speaks on Kantanka's burial rite

Osebo also touched on the burial ceremony for the late Apostle Kwadwo Safo Kantanka, noting that the injunction placed on proceedings deterred a number of invited dignitaries from attending.

He nonetheless commended members of the mission for turning out in large numbers, crediting their participation with making the funeral a success.

The remarks have since drawn public comment, with some observers questioning the manner in which Osebo chose to raise his concerns.

The TikTok video of Osebo is below:

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Reactions to Osebo's caution to Adwoa Safo

YEN.com.gh compiled social media comments after Osebo's caution to Adwoa Safo.

@Nana Yaw Asare wrote:

"Yea, she can't be the leader, but she wants someone she can manipulate."

@Love responded:

"But she is fighting for her brother Yaw."

@Jacob commented:

"I believe Osebo knows what he knows, and the leadership of the church also know what they know. But for peace to prevail, you challenge leadership decisions through right channels. With this attitude it's breeds division, and what you sought to protect you destroy it totally."

Adwoa Safo cautioned over injured hand

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Former MP Sarah Adwoa Safo faced questions over her arm injury after a dance video.

She had worn the arm in a sling since a shooting during her brother's coronation.

The clip showing her raising her arm sparked claims that the injury was a mere pretence.

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