'No preacher is perfect, I agree with Rev. Obofour' - Big Joe Frazier

Ghanaian music legend Big Joe Frazier says he agrees with the controversial televangelist and founder of Anointed Palace Chapel (APC), Reverend Obofour, that no clergyman is perfect.

Speaking as a guest on an entertainment review show on Kingdom FM, the veteran rapper explained that there is no perfect and spotless human being on the face of the earth, including prophets, pastors, and all clergymen.

He added that the fact that clergymen sometimes receive revelations from God and can make accurate predictions of the future does not make them perfect.

“Yes, of course I agree with Rev. Obofour. The thing is, I don’t usually watch him, nor do I follow him, but when I heard what he said, I immediately agreed with him because he was speaking the truth. It is a positive message. Who is perfect on this earth? Nobody! So, don’t feel all righteous and perfect just because you think you are a man of God. There is no one perfect on this earth,” Big Joe Frazier said.

The rapper was recently in the news for saying that Sarkodie is not the greatest rapper of all time in Ghana.

According to him, his greatest rappers of all time are Lord Kenya, Obrafour, and Reggie Rockstone.

“To me, I can mention about three names: Lord Kenya, Obrafour, and Reggie Rockstone. They are my GOATs. Sarkodie is doing extremely well, but I think these three are my GOATs,” he explained.

When asked why he considers them his GOATs, he pointed out that these rappers had better stagecraft and every song on their albums were hits.

He explained, “Sometimes I factor in the stage performances. Obrafour may not give you hyper performances, but his stage presence was always exciting. Look at Lord Kenya in those days. Most importantly, their albums, Side A, Side B, and Side C, were all filled with hit songs. So, come on, I disagree with my brother; Sarkodie is not the GOAT.”

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