Prophet Ebenezer Adarkwah Yiadom, also known as Opambour, is the founder and head of Ebenezer Miracle Worship Center. He has threatened to impose a severe curse on gospel artist Jack Alolome for insulting his wife during a live radio broadcast.
Opambour claims that Jack Alolome, Accra FM’s management, and the host of the show where the remarks were uttered have up to seven days to provide an apology for the offense or face facing curses.
The owner of the station should pay attention. I will use the power of God to condemn you, your work, your wife, and your kids. Hear me out one more, show host: I will use my divine authority to condemn you, your spouse, and your kids. I’m going to curse everyone else in the studio, along with your generation. “I swear to curse your life and destiny if I don’t hear from you by next week,” he yelled.
Opambour’s wrath stems from an event that Jack Alolome said happened at the prophet’s congregation in the past.
In a live interview on Accra FM, Jack Alolome recounted how Opambour once made his junior pastor investigate the source of an unpleasant stink during church that he thought was flatulence.
The notorious prophet allegedly requested his junior pastor to smell the buttocks of everyone nearby, including his wife, in order to get rid of the stench. Here, who just flatulated? “Pastor Chief, take a whiff of everyone’s buttocks,” the gospel singer allegedly said.
He had to stoop down and smell each person individually as a result. Even worse, Opambour said, “Sniff my wife too, I don’t trust her.”
He clarified, though, that Opambour did not take the stench lightly and that it turned out to be the shoe of a church drummer.
“It seems like the man on the drums did it, not any of them. The odor originated from where he had taken off his shoe. He questioned how much they had been paying the drummer, to which they replied that he was paid GHC100 per day, when they identified him as the drummer. He gave the order, “Give him GHC200.” You can join whatever church you choose after coming here for the GHC200, but you must never return. The whole church erupted in shouts, “Opambour, if you joke, I will curse you and you will only be set free in your grave,” he said.
Opambour, however, claims that the presenter, the radio station, and the musician have up to seven days to apologize to him or face his wrath for mistreating his wife.
