Bishop Stephen Kwesi Appiah, also known as ‘Jesus Ahuofe’ of the New Life Kingdom Chapel, says he still stands by his claim that he is innocent of all the accusations laid against him following his prophecy about the assassination of a popular musician in Ghana.
According to the pastor, he never mentioned any name categorically as the person who may die on October 18, and that he was surprised that Shatta Wale had claimed the prophecy for himself.
The pastor, in an interview on Peace FM, noted that he hardly reveals prophecies about people on radio. He said he often meets people in person to tell them about prophecies.
He said, “I’ve had several prophecies about prominent people, but I don’t say them on air, often I tell them personally. In this case, I didn’t mention Shatta Wale’s name. I only said Charles. I didn’t foresee him taking it personally. I was shocked when I noticed what I said had gone viral, including stories that Shatta Wale will die on October 18.”
He however added that he will not blame anyone for his woes.
Jesus Ahuofe said on his way to the court, he was in the same vehicle with Shatta Wale, and he said after the case they would become friends.
On 28th September, Jesus Ahuofe said in a radio interview that a prominent Ghanaian dancehall artiste whose name starts with Charles would be shot dead on 18th October.
On October 18, Shatta Wale and three members of his team falsely announced an assassination attempt at the singer’s residence; a situation that led to the arrest of the prophet and the four of them.
