Ghanaian preacher and politician Osofo Kyiri Abosom has issued a controversial warning to pastors who have publicly criticised him over his recent comments on God, Jesus Christ, Heaven and Christian doctrine.
Osofo Kyiri Abosom, born Christian Kwabena Andrews, has sparked fresh controversy after reportedly warning pastors who speak against him that they will suffer heart attacks and die one after another.
The remarks were contained in a social-media statement attributed to the preacher and dated August 26, 2026, in which he claimed to have pictures of pastors allegedly speaking negatively about him.
“I have pictures of all those pastors saying evil about me.”
He then made the controversial declaration that his critics would suffer fatal consequences.
The comments have attracted attention because they come amid an increasingly public dispute between Kyiri Abosom and sections of Ghana’s Christian community following a series of controversial statements he has made in recent weeks.
Growing controversy over Kyiri Abosom’s views
Kyiri Abosom has recently questioned several fundamental Christian teachings, including the existence of Heaven and Judgment Day.
His comments have prompted reactions from other religious figures, including Prophet Samuel Henry, popularly known as Prophet Roja, and Prophet Isaac Nyarko, popularly known as Dr Power Man.
“I have pictures of all those pastors”
In the statement circulating online, Kyiri Abosom indicated that he was aware of pastors allegedly speaking against him.
He appeared to suggest that although he had seen the criticism, he had chosen not to respond to every comment publicly.
The statement’s warning about alleged heart attacks and deaths, however, has generated significant attention and debate on social media.
It remains important to distinguish between the reported statement and any claim that the people mentioned will actually suffer the consequences described. Such outcomes cannot be established from the statement itself.
A pastor and political figure
Kyiri Abosom is the founder and leader of Life Assembly Worship Centre and also founded the Ghana Union Movement (GUM). He contested Ghana’s presidential elections as the GUM candidate in 2020 and 2024.
His public profile has increasingly extended beyond church activities into national political and social debates.
The debate continues
The latest development adds another chapter to an increasingly heated public exchange involving Kyiri Abosom and other Christian leaders.
While his critics have strongly challenged his recent theological positions, Kyiri Abosom has continued to defend his views and challenge conventional Christian teachings.
The latest warning is expected to generate further reactions as the debate surrounding his comments continues.
GhanaMedia.net will continue to monitor developments.
