Reverend Owusu Bempah explains why he stormed XYZ radio

General News of Sunday, March 17, 2019

Source: ghpage.com

2019-03-17

The founder and leader of the Glorious Word and Power Ministry, Reverend Isaac Owusu Bempah, explained why he stormed Radio XYZ last Friday to warn radio presenter 'Mugabe' Salifu Maase.

In a live interview of over an hour on Facebook monitored by GHPAGE.com, the famous pastor explained that he had gone to the premises of the Accra radio station. to talk to Mugabe to find out why he constantly insulted her on the radio.

"I did not go to XYZ radio to fight for national security. Said radio station is even in the same region as me and I am on very good terms with them. However, I was there one day when someone called to ask if I had a problem with Mugabe because he constantly insulted me. Rev. Owusu Bempah said.

The pastor added that this same person had sent him the video in which Mugabe insulted him and that he was on good terms with the management of the radio station he had decided to go there for a peaceful dialogue.

"Initially, I decided to report it to the East Legon police, but as the Bible says, when your brother hurts you, go see him and even if he does not listen, go ahead. with someone. do what you want to do. So, as a man of God, I decided to go there in peace to talk to the director, tell him to let Mugabe give up on insulting me. Said the prophet Owusu Bempah.

The clerk also revealed that when he arrived at the radio station, he was received in peace by the receptionist until the staff of the radio station attacked him with him. a fierce requirement, demanding that he leave the premises.

The Reverend also visibly expressed anger and began exchanging words with this particular staff, but said that the men accompanying him were not carrying any firearms.

Pastor Bempah went on to say that he went to the East Legon police station to finally file a complaint and that Salifu Maase had stormed a group of about 20 people for try to attack him.

He said the commander had to intervene to restore peace.

Salifu Maase, who has already been convicted in the saga of Montie 3, has been critical of the controversial Reverend Owusu Bempah for a few days, after announcing that former President John Mahama allegedly intended to kill some of the country's top officials. government, including Vice President Mahamadu Bawumia.