I regret being a notorious person, I wish I had been a pastor - Krofrom Killer laments

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Prophet Mohammed was a sick dog 1 year ago

Burn all mosques and the qur'an.

Burn all mosques and the qur'an.
liz 1 year ago

Why do you incite violence we need to be at peace with everybody

Why do you incite violence we need to be at peace with everybody
OSAFO KANTANKA 1 year ago

I am glad alleged this notorious criminal has accepted or acknowledged his various unacceptable behaviour in criminal activities. He must apologise publicly to all his victims and then PRAY for forgiveness.

I am glad alleged this notorious criminal has accepted or acknowledged his various unacceptable behaviour in criminal activities. He must apologise publicly to all his victims and then PRAY for forgiveness.
Opoku-Ware 1 year ago

Nonsense, no wonder if not a Pastor then a shoe shine boy.

Nonsense, no wonder if not a Pastor then a shoe shine boy.
Guv'ner 1 year ago

Being a pastor is not a vocation, but a calling. Are you even a Born Again Christian now?

Being a pastor is not a vocation, but a calling. Are you even a Born Again Christian now?
Ataa Obeng site 19 Tema 1 year ago

I'm happy he has confers that he was notorious, this is the reason why I love J J , he hates nonsense, you are killing people and you want to be tried in court so that you can bribe the judges and go free, if it this Akuffo A ...
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I'm happy he has confers that he was notorious, this is the reason why I love J J , he hates nonsense, you are killing people and you want to be tried in court so that you can bribe the judges and go free, if it this Akuffo Addo's regime he will just say I'm an NPP member and the clearing agent will clear him
YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A "PASTOR" TO BE GOOD OR RESPECTABLE 1 year ago

Most God-fearing men and women are NOT pastors. The vast majority of GOD-HONOURING Christians , who strive daily to please God and to obey His commands and precepts are not in Christian leadership roles. Many are "nobodies" i ...
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Most God-fearing men and women are NOT pastors. The vast majority of GOD-HONOURING Christians , who strive daily to please God and to obey His commands and precepts are not in Christian leadership roles. Many are "nobodies" in the eyes of the world yet are acknowledged by God. They live quietly, without any fanfare or bublicity yet touch in a wonderful way the lives of those in contact with them .
One of the biggest problems amongst Ghanaian Christians is the unshakable belief by many that their Pastor,Apostle ,Bishop, Archbishop ,Priest have better access to God than they themselves. Yes the Men of God who have a deep knowledge of the scriptures and more importantly show the fruits of the Holy Spirit in their daily lives can teach admonish and help build up younger believers. These days being "spirit filled" often means being eloquent, loud,and having an imposing King Saul-like appearance or at least goo speaking voice.It helps even more if you show evidence of affluence and riches by being chauffeur driven, dress like a King, live in a plush mansion and have a beautiful wife on your arm.
SIMANCO 1 year ago

BUT ARE YOU BEHAVING LIKE A PASTOR NOW !!!???

BUT ARE YOU BEHAVING LIKE A PASTOR NOW !!!???
Thief of Staff - Akosua Frema 1 year ago

NCCE, Department of Social Welfare, Ministry of Children and Social Protection and other humanitarian NGOs should engage people like this man to be used to talk to others who have taken on unruly and anti-social behaviors.

NCCE, Department of Social Welfare, Ministry of Children and Social Protection and other humanitarian NGOs should engage people like this man to be used to talk to others who have taken on unruly and anti-social behaviors.
PASTORS ARE FAR MORE NOTORIOUS THAN YOU THINK 1 year ago

Waa look,
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Pastors in Ghana are FAR MORE NOTORIOUS THAN you can imagine....
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Pastors in Ghana are:

FRAUDSTERS
GANGSTERS
FAMILIES DESTROYERS
WIVES FXCKERS
MONEY LAUNDERERS
REAL THIEVES
SCAMMERS
K ...
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Waa look,
....
Pastors in Ghana are FAR MORE NOTORIOUS THAN you can imagine....
......
Pastors in Ghana are:

FRAUDSTERS
GANGSTERS
FAMILIES DESTROYERS
WIVES FXCKERS
MONEY LAUNDERERS
REAL THIEVES
SCAMMERS
KILLERS
MURDERERS
FAKE IDENTITIES
etc.....
......
You are living in an illusionary world to perceive Pastors are good people....
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PASTORS ACROSS THE GLOBE ARE CERTIFIED SCAMMERS AND FRAUDSTERS...
.....
Take it or leave it
......
It is what it is.
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Araba 1 year ago

An ex-convict turned pastor is not any different! Just an arm robber turning a charlatan!

An ex-convict turned pastor is not any different! Just an arm robber turning a charlatan!
Atanga 1 year ago

You can still be a pastor after all that is the business of most asante con men!

You can still be a pastor after all that is the business of most asante con men!
TK 1 year ago

Only fools are the ones choosing path of notoriety during their youth over focusing on future ahead.They always regret when they become old.

Only fools are the ones choosing path of notoriety during their youth over focusing on future ahead.They always regret when they become old.
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