Another controversial video of Ghanaian preacher Stephen Adom Kyei-Duah has surfaced on social media, sparking discussion among netizens.

In the video shared on X, Prophet Adom Kyei-Duah, the General Overseer of Believers Worship Center, was seen teaching his church members how to mix his famous sobolo drink, a concoction he claims represents the blood of Jesus Christ.

In the video making waves online, Adom Kyei-Duah, while demonstrating how to prepare the drink, stated that after consuming it, individuals would be cured of various diseases.

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According to him, the sobolo drink, often tagged as 'Yesu Mogya', can cure ailments such as AIDS, diabetes, stroke, and other conditions, provided it is taken with faith.

“I will teach you how to mix Jesus’ blood. If you take a 1.5-litre bottle of water and pour the water out… take a sachet of God’s blood and pour it inside, then add two sachets of sobolo and mix it. After that, pour the water back into it. This becomes your blood of Christ… drink it.

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“When you drink it, don’t think about any sickness or problems you may be facing. Believe that the God I have told you about is what you are drinking. Your focus should be on the drink and on God, not on your sickness, whether AIDS, stroke, cancer, diabetes, or high blood pressure. Thank God after drinking it…Take it for four days, and you will thank me after drinking it on the final day,” he said.

The video has since triggered mixed reactions online, with some netizens questioning whether certain Christians can distinguish between a true man of God and a false one.

Watch the video below:

🇬🇭 For the first time, PHILADELPHIA founder Stephen Adom Kyei-Duah has shown his congregation how to mix the popular “Yesumogya Sobolo,” a drink he sells at his church, using a 1.5-litre bottle of water.

He says the mixture has the ability to cure all diseases, including HIV. pic.twitter.com/AF4IuaBlqW

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