Prophet Kofi Oduro Apologises For Claim Church Of Pentcost Members Tried To Kill Apostle Ntumy

• Prophet Kofi Oduro has apologised to the Church of Pentecost over unfounded claims he made against it
• Oduro had suggested that elements from the Church tried to assassinate Apostle Dr Michael Kwabena Ntumy
• Ntumy was notably attacked by unknown assailants wielding machetes in 2006 at his residence in Accra

Alabaster International Ministries’ Prophet Kofi Oduro has apologised to the Church of Pentecost leadership after he claimed some of its members were behind an attack on Apostle Dr Michael Kwabena Ntumy.

In the apology, Prophet Oduro said his comments were unsubstantiated and unfounded

He named Apostle Eric Nyamekye and the executive council of the Church of Pentecost in his apology, which came during a sermon and has come to the media's attention.

“We look up to the church of Pentecost for inspiration. They are one particular church that has become a portrait to Christianity."

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Ntumy was notably attacked by unknown assailants wielding machetes at his residence in 2006.

Apostle Ntumy died in Germany on December 26, 2023, prompting widespread tributes.

Ntumy served as the Church's Chairman for ten years, from 1998 to 2008.

He was the Chairman who handed over leadership to Apostle Professor Opoku Onyinah.

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She expressed her anger in a TikTok video, stating she would seek legal action if necessary.

The woman criticised the Church for requesting a receipt, implying they should recognise her contributions without one.

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Church of Pentecost elder kidnapped and released

YEN.com.gh reported in a separate story that Elder Emmanuel Cudjoe, the National Deacon of the Church of Pentecost in South Africa who was kidnapped in October during a church service, was released and returned home alive.

This incident occurred after armed robbers disrupted a church service at the Johannesburg branch of the Church of Pentecost, robbing congregants at gunpoint and kidnapping the Church's deacon.

The news was announced through a WhatsApp conversation, with the National Head Pastor expressing gratitude for his miraculous return.

Source: YEN.com.gh