Opambour Heavily Descends On Prophet Ogyaba Over Cheating Saga: "Stop Disgracing Christ"
- Prophet Ogyaba's cheating saga has ignited a wave of reactions from many Ghanaians including well-known personalities
- The latest to comment on the matter is renowned Ghanaian preacher, Ebenezer Adarkwa Yiadom, popularly known as Opambour
- Opambour heavily criticised Prophet Ogyaba and advised him to admit his wrong, study the word of God well and repent from his ways
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Renowned Ghanaian preacher, Ebenezer Adarkwa Yiadom, popularly known as Opambour has weighed in on the cheating saga of Ghanaian pastor, Prophet Ogyaba.
In a video, Opambour heavily criticised Prophet Ogyaba, urging him to admit his fault and stop justifying it publicly.

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His comment comes after Prophet Ogyaba confessed to cheating on his wife with one lady identified as Cassie, who was a member of his church.
Ogyaba justified his action, claiming that despite being a pastor, he was human and capable of making mistakes, igniting mixed reactions from the public.
He has been heavily criticised by many people who believe his action was wrong and unpardonable, including renowned Ghanaian Bishop Obinim.
Obinim in a video asked him to shut up and stop justifying his behaviour since it was disgraceful and unacceptable.
The latest to comment on the matter is Opambour who also believes that Ogyaba's handling of the matter is wrong and should not be countenanced.
Opambour advised Ogyaba to take reading his Bible seriously and build a better relationship with Christ.
Watch the video below:
Netizens react to Opambour's remarks
Opambour's remarks about the Ghanaian pastor have ignited a flurry of reactions in the comments section of the video. While some
Ogyaba's Junior pastor speaks on consultation fee
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Prophet Ogyaba's junior pastor had opened up about how much the pastor charged as a consultation fee.
In a video, he gladly admitted that his mentor charges $300, an equivalent of GH¢4,568.50 as a fee set for people abroad who want to speak to him.
Netizens who saw the video greeted his comments with mixed reactions as some laughed over the video while others criticised Ogyaba.
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Source: YEN.com.gh