Every Christian thinks their pastor is the greatest thing since sliced bread. But even allowing for the existence of really genuine men of God helping others out of altruistic needs, Bishop Daniel Obinim would be way down on that list.
Fraud occurs in many ways, and there is no doubt religion accelerates its effectiveness. That’s why we have the Kenneth Copeland’s, Creflo Dollar’s and Bishop Obinim’s of this world, who play on the gullibility of their flock to make themselves millions and live like kings.
So it seems kind of rich that any supporter of the latter would be concerned with fraud. But irony is dead in Ghana so let’s go ahead.
Diamond Appiah took to social media a few hours ago to warn people about a supposed fraudulent fetish priestess who is duping people.
“My attention has been drawn to an issue that is very heartbreaking and disheartening in our society. The lady in picture is called Nana Agradaa (Fetish Priestess) who operates her FRAUDULENT shrine at Sowutuom a suburb of Accra.” she wrote.
“She advertises on some television stations inviting unsuspecting individuals to come for spiritual help n ends up duping them.
“When they report her to the Police in her Jurisdiction, the police even mock the complainant n don’t take her on bcos she has been allegedly sorting some of the officers at the station out to cover her fraudulent activities n make the cases against her a “foolish case” this has been going on for a few years now. So I want everyone to share dis post for the entire Nation to see that Nana Agradaa is an alledged SCAMMER who operates under the pretence of a fetish priestess to DUPE people.”
I have no idea the truth or otherwise of this allegation of hers, but ‘angel’ Obinim’s work is there for all to see.