Resurrection Power: Rev Anthony Boakye’s Son Offers Clarity on Protest at Church Premises, Video
- Resurrection Power New Generation Church (RPNGC) has reacted to the protest staged by some disgruntled members
- The Director of the church, in an address, apologised to members and other stakeholders who were affected by what transpired
- He also opened up on the measures that the management had taken to find a solution to the problem at hand
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The son of Rev. Anthony Kwadwo Boakye has gone public on the brouhaha that ensued when some disgruntled members of the Resurrection Power New Generation Church (RPNGC) stormed the premises on Sunday, September 7, 2025.
In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh on the TikTok page of @otuosepomedia, Benjamin Boakye, who is the Director of the church, in a televised address, first on behalf of management, issued an apology to the church members and other stakeholders over what transpired.
Source: UGC
He then confessed that on the said date, he was deeply distressed because he had picked up intelligence on what was about to transpire at the church premises.
Although he failed to share details on the cause of the protest by the disgruntled members, he admitted that initial efforts to resolve the matter, such as going to court, involving the police, and getting prominent individuals, such as chiefs, to mediate, had all failed.
Benjamin Boakye then stated that, in an effort to bring finality to the issue at hand, the church had resolved to embark on intense midnight prayers.
He, therefore, concluded by appealing to the church members to make it a point to join the midnight prayers.
Source: Facebook
Details of the RPNGC protest
Resurrection Power New Generation Church (RPNGC) made the news for the wrong reasons in September when some members, wielding placards, gathered on the church premises to voice their displeasure with the church’s management and demand accountability for church funds.
One of the protesters could be heard in the video saying that the church had been regressing ever since the death of its founder, Rev. Anthony Kwadwo Boakye, in 2023.
Watch the video below:
Reactions to Rev Boakye's son's protest response
Netizens, particularly members of the church, shared varied opinions on the protest by some disgruntled members of the RPNGC.
Holy Harry commented:
“If you’re a member of this ministry, you will understand everything that is ongoing better, but onlookers will be more worried than ever. Dwene wo ho na hwe adaagye a wahwere asafo yi ho. This demo says a lot. Even if Rev. were alive, the demonstration would still go on, because the members registered their plight in his office before.”
Daddy Boat || Photographer wrote:
“This is most obviously initiated by someone who wants to break away and build his own church. This action will make some members follow him to his new church. It’s all business, selfish interests. Nobody is ever purely altruistic in their deeds.”
GhanaGospelSongs opined:
“Osofo Anthony’s wife was the best person to have handled the church after the man’s demise. She’s a no-nonsense woman, just as her late husband.”
Obinim blasts church members over 'meagre' offerings
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Bishop Daniel Obinim cautioned his congregants regarding giving to the church.
In a video, the IGWC leader admonished members against giving a pittance as an offering to God.
He therefore stated that the acceptable offering in his churches should be GH¢20 and above.
Proofreading by Samuel Gitonga, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
