Bishop Daniel Obinim claims to hold evidence of Prophet Ogyaba scandal

Bishop Daniel Obinim has intensified a public feud with Prophet Ogyaba, claiming he possesses incriminating audio and video evidence regarding the latter's private conduct. The allegations, which have surfaced and circulated widely on social media, suggest that Prophet Ogyaba was involved in a sexual scandal that has now become the subject of intense public debate. This development follows a series of antagonistic exchanges between the two religious figures, drawing significant attention from both followers and the general Ghanaian public.

At the center of the controversy are explosive claims made by a woman identified as Ohemaa Dynamite. Reports suggest that she has alleged that Prophet Ogyaba engaged in sexual encounters for which a fee of GH₵32,000 was involved. Bishop Obinim has leveraged these assertions, stating on social media that the evidence in his possession, including video and audio recordings, specifically confirms Ogyaba’s participation in a threesome and other sexual acts described by Dynamite.

In response to the escalating accusations, Prophet Ogyaba has shared video footage depicting a heated confrontation with Ohemaa Dynamite. In the footage, the prophet defends himself against the claims, asserting that the woman was actively plotting against him to tarnish his reputation and ministry. This counter-narrative suggests that the allegations may be part of a coordinated effort to discredit him, though the specific nature of the alleged plot remains a point of contention between the parties involved.

The public dispute has sparked a wider conversation regarding the conduct of religious leaders and the use of social media as a platform for personal and ministerial conflicts. As both parties continue to trade accusations and threats of releasing further evidence, the religious community remains divided on the authenticity of the claims. The situation continues to unfold as followers of both men weigh the impact of these revelations on their respective ministries.