The devil used womanizing to attack my pastoral calling - Lawyer Maurice Ampaw

Ghanaian legal practitioner Maurice Ampaw has revealed that he could have been a pastor if not for the influence of women, which he believes the devil used as a weapon against him.

In an interview on the Delay Show, Ampaw disclosed that he had the calling and anointing to be a man of God, and that not becoming a pastor is the only thing his mother is disappointed about.

“I am a covenant child, the only thing my mum is highly disappointed about me is the fact that I didn’t become a pastor. The calling and anointing are there. I realized that the devil used women to attack my calling. That is the weapon used to attack me. It is my little weakness; if I was loose, it would have been too much,” Ampaw explained.

Maurice Ampaw during the interview also declared himself as one of the most formidable lawyers in the country, boasting an impressive track record of winning over 300 cases.

"I am one of the strongest lawyers in this country. The things I have accomplished here, no lawyer born of a woman can match. The fights I take on are the ones others shy away from. I have also made a mark on social media. I have won over 300 cases, including human rights cases for clients like Chairman Wontumi, Sarah Koblah and among others," Ampaw shared.



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