Entertainment of Friday, 28 August 2026

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Prophet Ogyaba curses netizen over ‘Azaa Nkoaa’ comment

Ghanaian prophets Ogyaba and Fire Oja Ghanaian prophets Ogyaba and Fire Oja

A TikTok Live hosted by Ghanaian prophets Ogyaba and Fire Oja took a dramatic turn after a social media user commented “azaa nkoaa”, a Ghanaian expression meaning “all lies.” The phrase prompted a series of curses and prophetic declarations.

The exchange began when Fire Oja questioned the commenter over the remark.

“Did you say it was ‘azaa nkoaa’?” Fire Oja asked, while Prophet Ogyaba also sought clarification, asking if the viewer had indeed referred to them as “azaa nkoaa.”

The netizen quickly apologised, insisting the comment was unintentional.

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“It was a mistake, my hand just touched it,” he explained.

However, the explanation did little to calm the prophets.

Fire Oja dismissed the apology, accusing the viewer of deliberately insulting them and showing disrespect.

Prophet Ogyaba then launched into a series of prophetic pronouncements, claiming that the netzen had engaged in excessive masturbation and alleging that, in the spiritual realm, his sperm had been collected and stored in containers by his enemies.

According to the prophet, this had opened the door to spiritual attacks that would prevent the man from prospering in life.

“He has masturbated so much that his enemies have containers full of his sperm. He will not prosper in life. He will keep walking in circles until he seeks divine intervention,” Prophet Ogyaba declared.

The prophet went on to issue a chilling curse, stating that the netizen would not live beyond the age of 45.

“I am Prophet Ogyaba, and I say to you. You will not live to 45 years. He should save this video as a reference for the future,” he said.

Fire Oja also urged the viewer to apologise and leave the livestream, expressing disappointment over what he described as disrespectful behaviour in the comments section.

Despite apologising again and maintaining that the comment was accidental, Prophet Ogyaba insisted the viewer was lying and reiterated that he alone cannot help him break free from the alleged spiritual bondage, adding that he should seek divine intervention.

The incident has since sparked discussions on social media, with many users reacting to the prophet’s curses and prophetic declarations during the livestream.



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