Diana Asamoah has stated unequivocally that she would not be silenced by the passing of her mother. The gospel singer has rekindled her public dispute with Prophet Stephen Adom Kyei-Duah during the time of mourning, reiterating her audacious assertion that he is "not a true servant of God." Her determination has been strengthened rather than weakened by the emotional burden of personal tragedy.
The recent defeat of boxer Joseph Sackey, who entered the ring with a prophet sticker, is fueling the most recent round of controversy.Diana jumped right in.She denounced the prophet for attempting to distance himself following Sackey's defeat, claiming it was a deliberate retreat, even though Adom Kyei-Duah had provided financial support for the combatant. She clearly stated, "You can't invite someone to your altar for blessings and then act as though you don't know them when things go wrong."

This is turning into a conflict over spiritual integrity rather than merely a personality quarrel. The message from Diana? Faith leaders who make audacious claims need to be prepared to respond when the outcomes fall short of expectations. Many people are tired with religious showmanship cloaked in prophecy, and she is expressing their frustrations.
Diana doesn't appear to be backing down as she gets ready for her mother's one-week memorial. Rather, she appears to be more determined than ever to expose what she claims is church deceit. As one of Ghana's most outspoken gospel leaders continues her fight against what she perceives to be deceit in high places, the nation is watching.