Prophet Nigel Gaisie Sues ATV Presenter Over Defamatory Comments
- Prophet Nigel Gaisie has initiated legal action against a presenter over alleged defamatory comments
- The cleric shared a copy of the legal notice signed by his lawyer, Peter Kwasi Nimo, on Facebook on July 6, 2026
- The presenter was given a seven-day ultimatum to issue an unreserved apology or face full legal consequences
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Ghanaian cleric Prophet Nigel Gaisie has served Kwaku Atta Boadu, a television presenter with ATV, a legal notice following alleged defamatory remarks.
Source: Facebook
The founder shared the official legal suit via a Facebook post on Monday, July 6, 2026.
According to the suit signed by his lawyer, Peter Kwasi Nimo, the television personality allegedly described the cleric as corrupt and a "fake pastor" on air.
The legal counsel stated that these words were entirely untrue and unfair to the preacher's reputation.
"Our client says you used your television, ATV, to defame him a day or two ago. You described him as corrupt and also a fake pastor and that the words used are untrue, unfair and injurious to his hard-won reputation," the statement signed by Peter Kwasi Nimo of Dosoo, Obeng-Ntim & Associates noted.
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Adding to the legal statement, the man of God reminded the public to remain truthful and avoid speculation and false claims.
“Legal notice served. ATV/Kwaku Atta Boadu is officially notified to retract defamatory claims made against Prophet Nigel Gaisie. Truth has a voice, and lies have a deadline. N.B: Let all know this, it takes a lot to build; do not speak falsely against people’s hard work and sacrifices… PNG.”
The Facebook post below presents the legal document signed by Prophet Nigel Gaisie and his legal counsel against ATV presenter Kwaku Atta Boadu.
Nigel Gaisie demands immediate retraction of comment
The legal document further explained that the presenter attacked the cleric based on a prophecy he allegedly made regarding the Black Stars' participation in the ongoing World Cup.
The legal firm has given the presenter a strict seven-day ultimatum upon receiving the letter to retract the statements.
"It is our clients' further instruction that you retract and unreservedly apologise to him, using the same media used to defame him. Our client says you are given seven (7) days on receipt of this letter to act accordingly or he will advise himself," in his words, the lawyer stated.
Source: Facebook
Prophet Nigel Gaisie drops GH¢10m Kumchacha lawsuit
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that following days of public tension, the founder of Prophetic Hill Chapel, Prophet Nigel Gaisie, withdrew his GH¢10 million lawsuit against Evangelist Kumchacha, but only under a strict condition.
The two popular and outspoken religious figures have been at the centre of a public dispute on social media after Nigel Gaisie accused Kumchacha of making defamatory statements against him and his brand.
This led to the filing of a GH¢10m suit in court, marking one of the most high-profile legal confrontations between two figures in Ghana's prophetic ministry space in recent memory.
Source: YEN.com.gh
