MOGPA, Prophet 1, Obofour and co are all fake pastors - Quotation Master alleges

A pastor, with name given as Quotation master, in a 'voice recording' has accused 6 famous pastors in Ghana of being fake.

According to him, he knows all the secrets of these pastors and stated emphatically that most of these so-called men of God use the name of God in vain.

He proceeded to say that they use the name of God as cover up when in fact, they worship other gods, dwarfs and dine with ‘mallams’ or fetish priests.

Quotation Master

Some of the Pastors he classified as fake are; Rev. OB ( The leader and founder of Moments of Glory Prayer Army(MOGPA) ), Prophet Reindolph Oduro Gyebi who is popularly known as Eagle Prophet ( Founder of God’s Crown Chapel ), Rev. Doc. Ebenezer Opambour Adarkwa Yiadom who is popularly known as prophet 1( Founder and Leader of Ebenezer Miracle Worship Center ) , Rev. Christian Kwabena Andrews who is popularly known as Osofo Kyiri Abosom ( General Overseer of Life Assembly Worship Center ), Prophet Asanteman Bofuor who is popularly known as Reverend Obofour ( founder and leader of Anointed Palace Chapel ) and Rev. Chris Asante who is popularly known as Abruku Abuka ( The Leader and Founder of The Crown of Glory Assembly ).

Well, it is without a doubt that some of these aforementioned Pastors have been questioned as their miracles and prophecies seem too ridiculous.

Quotation master dared any of the pastors he mentioned to come out to refute the allegations levelled against them if they had the guts to.

"If they can come out to say am lying, the secrets that I will reveal they will regret it in their life. If they believe in themselves, I throw a challenge to them to come out. They are not called by God. They use tricks to dupe and exploit church members and later use the name of God in vain. They are 419, armed robbers, tricksters" he revealed.

Quotation master expressed his disgust at the current crop of fake pastors who he claims are no different from armed robbers or confidence tricksters.