May God kill my daughter and me if I don't strike my relative with 'madness' - Ajagurajah amid family feud

In the midst of a bitter feud with his biological brother, Bishop Kwabena Asiamah, founder of the Ajagurajah Movement, has made a chilling vow to take drastic action.

Following heated social media exchanges, Bishop Asiamah and his brother, Osofo Boakye, who resides abroad, have become sworn enemies, hurling accusations and curses at one another.

Recently, Bishop Asiamah revealed a shocking claim that a close family member had allegedly hired assassins to kill him, uncovering what he believes to be a conspiracy between family and foes aimed at orchestrating his demise.

He asserts that he knows the mastermind behind the assassination attempt, shockingly identifying his own brother as the culprit.

"I will strike him with madness, and they will transport him back to Ghana mad! I promise. He hired assassins to finish me," Bishop Asiamah declared.

"And may God kill me and my daughter, Shamine, if I don’t carry this out. If I don’t do this, the Ajagurajah building should be turned into a pigsty. His children and mine will never relate. They will be enemies," he vowed during an interview with Kingdom FM’s Fiifi Pratt.

Bishop Asiamah also acknowledged certain actions he regrets, including casting curses and imposing severe spiritual penalties on others, which he claims will haunt them for life.

"I’ve done many things I’m not proud of. People have provoked me, and out of anger, I’ve acted in ways I shouldn’t have. Some of the things I’ve done will affect them until they die," he confessed.

Background

Bishop Kwabena Asiamah and his brothers are entangled in a bitter conflict over the rightful ownership of the Ajagurajah Movement, a spiritual legacy left to them by their father.

Osofo Boakye has made several damaging accusations against Bishop Asiamah, alleging fraud and sexual misconduct involving church members. He also claimed that Bishop Asiamah has abandoned his family and taken sole control of the church’s finances, sidelining his siblings.

Bishop Asiamah has denied these allegations, insisting that his family is attempting to stage a coup against him.



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