Francis Amoako Claims Spiritual Attack Behind Resurrection Power New Generation Church Crisis

• Apostle Francis Amoako Attah claimed that recent events at RPNGC were part of a spiritual attack from God
• According to the Apostle, after the death of Reverend Anthony Kwadwo Boakye, RPNGC faced financial and spiritual turmoil, leading to protests
• Apostle Francis described having a spiritual vision and a dream where the late founder urged him to pray for the church

Apostle Francis Amoako Attah has called the recent events surrounding the Resurrection Power New Generation Church (RPNGC) a spiritual attack from God.

During an interview, the man of God stated that the church had been experiencing some spiritual turmoil following the death of its founder, Reverend Anthony Kwadwo Boakye, in February 2023.

Apostle Francis's claim comes after some frustrated members of the RPNGC stormed the church premises on September 7, 2025, in a bid to protest.

The motive behind the action was to express their displeasure with the church's management and demand an accounting of the church's finances. Some inscriptions on the placards read: “No account, no preaching,” “Boat and Naa must go,” among others.

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Apostle Francis weighs in on RPNGC crisis

Commenting on such actions, Apostle Francis recounted feeling profound fear and sleeplessness after receiving a spiritual vision, which compelled him to preach about the urgent need for prayer ("Bo mpae").

According to the clergyman, he had a dream in which the late founder appeared to him, crying and urging him to pray for the church, stating that its current state was not what he had founded. The Apostle reportedly shared this dream during a sermon on April 20, 2025.

In the video, he explained that a significant spiritual event had occurred, which he described as "heaven has closed," leading to impending judgment. He emphasised that this is a spiritual battle and called for intercession for the poor against the "greedy."

The interviewer also corroborated the intensity of the situation, referencing calls and videos from Pokuase around the time of the Apostle's April 20th message, a date the Apostle confirmed as central to these events.

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He stressed that God gives warnings so that prayer and action can avert disaster.

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Reactions to Apostle Francis's RPNGC protest comment

YEN.com.gh collected reactions from Ghanaians who watched the video on TikTok. Some of the comments are below.

Kofi Osikani Mensah wrote:

"Most Pastors should learn from how the Roman church, Anglican, and Pentecostal run their church administratively."

Princekwabenaofori said:

"The head pastor of resurrection has been stressed saa. God says he should come and rest. 3den koraa na nipa p3."

Abena Adepa commented:

"Eiii God u people can lie ooooo. Pastor paaaa hmmm. God have mercy on us."

JUNIOR SERVANT OF GOD opined:

"Wow, this man of God is soo dangerous oo, indeed God is using him so much. I salute your oil sir."

marcusoneil1941 commented:

"I knew the church will misbehave as he died. It's the day your dad dies and leaves you a house, by all means, fight will come over the kids."

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YEN.com.gh had earlier reported that Resurrection Power New Generation Church (RPNGC) 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.

Proofreading by Samuel Gitonga, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh