Gospel musician Diana Asamoah has taken a swipe at Prophet Ogyaba over the threesome allegations, cursing critics, and other controversies surrounding him.

While preaching on Angel FM, Diana Asamoah weighed in on Ogyaba’s video in which he was seen raining curses on entertainment pundit Baaba Cann.

In the video, Diana Asamoah described Ogyaba as a self-acclaimed pastor who is using God and Christianity for his own selfish gain.

According to Diana Asamoah, if Ogyaba is indeed a true man of God, he would not have rained curses on Baaba Cann.

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She explained that Ogyaba had no right to curse Baaba Cann simply because she had expressed her views during a television interview.

“If you were a true man of God who reads the Bible, you wouldn’t have cursed her with the oil. So, because you are a pastor, someone shouldn’t be allowed to express her thoughts in an interview?

“If you are a pastor and you don’t leave everything to God, you will continue to curse people,” she said.

Diana Asamoah further noted that Ogyaba would suffer the consequences of his own curses if Baaba Cann is a true believer.

“If you were a true man of God, you wouldn’t have cursed her. If the person you are cursing is a true Christian, the curses will come back to you. There are no curses that are not from God that will affect her… You are left to start cursing people with schnapps and eggs,” she added.

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Following Diana Asamoah’s remarks, Prophet Ogyaba, in a video shared online, was also seen taking a swipe at the gospel musician.

In the video, Prophet Ogyaba described the gospel musician as a ‘barren’ woman who has no children.

“Are you the one to judge me? You are a sick person, and your judgment is in Heaven… This is not what is important. Get married so we can see children crying in your home. Even the Bible says it’s not good for the preacher to be in the same place as you,” he said.

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