Reverend Owusu Bempah, gunmen chase a journalist on Radio XYZ

General News of Saturday, March 16, 2019

Source: dailymailgh.com

2019-03-16

Popular preacher Reverend Owusu Bempah on Friday told XYX Radio, a pro-opposition channel, a group of men armed with weapons in search of the controversial broadcaster Salifu 'Mugabe' Maase.

Daily Mail GH is in possession of an audio describing what happened at the station located in Accra, in the suburb of Adjirigano, in which the Prophet and his men were heard threatening the staff .

According to staff, the gunmen seized phones they thought were used to record the scrum at the post belonging to former John Mahama administration chief of staff, Julius Debrah.

A staff member told Daily Mail GH that Radio XYZ's administrator had been heckled by gunmen in an attempt to seize Mugabe.

This incident comes as a result of a statement by the spokesman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Mahama, describing the so-called preacher as a "partial prophet" as a result of a recent statement by the Reverend Bempah according to which Mahama and some others plot to kill Akufo-Addo.

Reverend Bempah, a close badociate of Akufo-Addo, told the radio station Oman FM, pro-new patriotic station (NPP), that prominent members of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), a party of opposition , including Mahama, plot to kill Akufo-Addo and Bawumia.

"A certain meeting took place and I want to talk about this meeting that took place on this station. I say that like Owusu Bempah, I saw it. That they hired people to kill me. And they said they would do everything in their power to eliminate President Nana Akufo-Addo, as well as the Vice President, our Papa Kennedy Agyapong and President Wontumi. In total, they are 5 people. Ghanaians should take good note of what I say, "said Bempah.

Reacting to the accusations, Mr. Mahama said the claims had to "remain fantasies of a distorted mind and outbursts of a politically corrupt founder of the founder of a church that would say and deny". anything to attract attention to itself ".