'You are Cursed if You Still Live in Your Father's House at Age 30 - Ghanaian Pastor Claims

• A Ghanaian preacher, Osofo Attah, has stated that a person still living with their parents at age 30 is under a curse
• The clergyman advised that such a person must seek spiritual assistance to break the curse to progress in life
• Osofo Attah shared the claims in an interview on Vibes in 5 with Arnold Mensah Elavanyo

A Ghanaian preacher, Osofo Attah, has opined that a person still living with their parents at age 30 may be under a curse and needs spiritual assistance.

The clergyman asserted that one must leave their parents' abode or family house before that age to face life.

Speaking in an interview on Vibes in 5 with Arnold Mensah Elavanyo, Osofo Attah indicated that, at age 30, one should have the capacity to rent a house and not depend on their parents for their daily upkeep or survival.

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He further stated that there is a curse if one is at age 35 and is still living in a single room and depending on their parents to survive.

Osofo Attah referenced Abraham in Genesis Chapter 12 to support his assertions.

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Source: YEN.com.gh