Prophet James Donkor Speaks After Being Accused of Allegedly Remarrying Before Burial of Late Wife
- A Ghanaian prophet is facing intense public criticism after allegations that he had remarried before the burial of his late wife
- Allegations linking the new wife to the church and her past service to the late spouse have fueled major online discussion
- After days of silence, the man of God appeared to react to the claims, prompting fresh conversations across online platforms
Public attention has turned sharply toward Rev. Prophet James Donkor, head pastor of Heaven First Ministry, following allegations that he had remarried shortly after the death of his wife, Precious Afia Donkor.

Source: TikTok
According to reports circulating online and amplified by popular YouTube channel Gossips24Avenue, the prophet allegedly proceeded with a new marriage before customary burial rites for his late wife were held.
The development sparked outrage, grief, and intense moral scrutiny, especially within faith circles, since additional coverage had alleged that the couple was experiencing marital challenges before her passing.

Read also
Apostle Lilian Kumah issues fierce warning to critics after controversial remarriage, video stirs reactions
An audio recording on TikTok allegedly attributed to the late wife showed emotional distress, stating that she had temporarily moved out during a difficult period, yet believed that reconciliation was still possible.
At the time, illness had already taken a toll on her health, making peace a priority rather than confrontation.
Meanwhile, claims surfaced that the woman Prophet Donkor allegedly married was a church member who had once served closely with his late wife, a detail that further inflamed public sentiment.
Watch the YouTube video below.
Afia Donkor's burial and divorce dispute
Family members of the late Afia Donkor also allegedly spoke in leaked audio recordings, maintaining that although the prophet had earlier approached them seeking a divorce, the process was never concluded under customary law.
According to the family, proper procedures were not followed, as the prophet neither appeared with his family nor presented his wife during the divorce request, with the matter consequently remaining unresolved.
Reports indicated that Afia Donkor later pursued her share of marital property while battling illness.
Attempts at mediation, including intervention at the Asantehemaa’s palace, reportedly did not end in her favour.

Read also
Ebo Noah’s mother affirms that her son is sane but was influenced by online pressure, “He isn’t crazy”
Sadly, she passed away in late 2025, leaving many heartbroken and searching for closure.
The controversy resurfaced strongly after a video allegedly showed Prophet Donkor receiving blessings for his new marriage just days before Afia Donkor’s burial, a moment many described as painful and unsettling.
Watch the TikTok video shared by the church below.
Prophet James Donkor reacts to marriage rumours
Breaking days of silence, Prophet James Donkor posted Bible verses on TikTok (@revprophetjamesdonkor), urging patience, faith, and trust in God’s justice.
Though indirect, many interpreted the message as his response to the ongoing controversy.
As discussions persist, emotions over the situation remain high, with many still seeking clarity, healing, and accountability.
Afia Donkor spent most of her life in Amsterdam with her family before getting married, before passing away at the age of 45.
Her marriage reportedly lasted seven years, and the couple had two children together.

Source: Facebook
Mzbel reacts as Fire Oja denies arrest
YEN.com.gh earlier reported that Ghanaian musician Mzbel had broken her silence after Prophet Fire Oja denied claims that she had him arrested on Monday, January 5, 2026, over alleged false and defamatory remarks made about her.
In a social media post on January 5, 2026, she announced that the preacher had allegedly been apprehended after she had lodged complaints with the police over statements he made about her experiences with spiritual leader Ola Maame.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
