Rev Opambour Recounts Otumfuo's Prophecy About His Life, Video Drops
- A video of Ghanaian preacher Rev Ebenezer Opambour sharing a prophecy he received from Otumfuo Osei Tutu II has surfaced on social media
- In the now-viral video, Opambour commended the Asantehene and stated that his comments impacted his life immensely
- Netizens who saw the video of Opambour speaking about Otumfuo expressed mixed reactions in the comments section
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Popular Ghanaian preacher Rev Ebenezer Opambour has opened up about some encouraging words from the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, which completely changed his life.
Opambour in a now-viral video noted that Otumfuo foresaw his future and told him about it years ago.

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According to him, he encountered the Asantehene when he was still a young man. He claims that at the time, he sold rosaries, and the Asantehene attended a Catholic church near where he conducted his trade.
Asantehene and Opambour have something in common
Otumfuo Osei Tutu II and Rev Ebenezer Opambour have a lot in common. The Asantehene is loved by many in Ghana and beyond, just as Opambour is cherished by his church members.
They are both established men in their fields. While Otumfuo has been recognised as a prominent traditional ruler, Rev Opambour is one of the renowned Ghanaian pastors.

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Opambour recounts fond memories of Otumfuo
Opambour shared some fond memories of Otumfuo, recounting that he encountered Otumfuo each time he needed a rosary and was asked to bring one. Opambour claims his encounters with Otumfuo were always lovely.
He noted that Otumfuo advised him and prophesied that he would be a great man during one of their encounters.
Since then, the Asantehene earned his respect, and he (Opambour) developed some great love for the King.
Opambour calls out Dormaahene for disrespecting Otumfuo
In the video, Opambour addressed other matters concerning the Asantehene. He was particularly worried about some recent comments Dormaahene made about Otumfuo.
He entreated the paramount chief to be mindful of his language when he is addressing a fellow traditional leader.
Watch the video below:
Reactions to Otumfuo's prophecy on Opambour
Netizens who saw the video of Opambour sharing his early encounters with the Asantehene expressed mixed reactions in the comments section. Many were mesmerised by his warm words to the Asantehene.
@lindamensah4876 wrote:
"God richly bless you for speaking the truth."
@comfortyeboah8884 wrote:
"God bless you prophet one."
@georginamensah9953 wrote:
"Please, let's love one another."
@michaelbrenard9487 wrote"
"Every One Minute biaaa. Odifour Mepaakyew."
@KBTVnow wrote:
"Odiyifoɔ 'mpaakyɛw Odiyifoɔ 'mpaakyɛw saa...aaba!! Me home koraa ɛrete."
@lindamensah4876 wrote:
"Nation’s Prophet baako. No size."
Tensions rise after Sally's comment on Otumfuo
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Ghanaian presenter Sally Mann faced heavy backlash after making some remarks about Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II.
As a result, the Multimedia Group issued an apology after Sally Mann's inaccurate comment about Otumfuo and the Dormaahene.
In the apology, the media house admitted that Sally Mann's chieftaincy-related comment was not well-informed and should not have been made.
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