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The Head of the Spiritual Division of Asanteman (Nsumankwaahene), Baffuor Asabre Kogyawoasu Ababio III, is demanding unreserved apology from Rev. Isaac Owusu-Bempah to the Asantehene, or face the wrath of the deities of Asanteman.
Rev. Isaac Owusu-Bempah, Founder and Leader of the Glorious Word Power Ministries International, recently claimed he prayed to avert the a prophesy he received about the death of the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II.
“I fell in a trance and the Lord revealed something to me. In that experience, I saw a buck [goat] tied to a tree and I saw a king clothed in his traditional outfit order an executioner to slaughter the animal. As the action was about to happen, I saw another goat which was a nanny come out to save the tied goat.
"I asked God to explain the revelation to me and He explained to me that the goat I saw was Otumfuo Osei Tutu II and the nanny was his mother. God further told me that if we don’t pray for Otumfuo and his mother, they might pass away. But we prayed for him and his mother and this averted what could have been a sad story”.
But in an exclusive interview with Adom TV’s Nana AKua Afriyie, the Nsumankwaahene of Asanteman hinted that, the Asanteman Traditional Council is still deliberating on the issue and that Rev Owusu-Bempah has a grace period to either show remorse and apologise to the Asante kingdom and its King or face the wrath of the gods.
“One cannot seek for popularity at the expense of the Golden Stool and if Owusu-Bempah knows what is best for him, he better apologises to the King or curse his own stars.
"The gods being quiet now doesn’t mean they won’t talk, he [Owusu-Bempah] is sitting on a time bomb” he warned.
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