You're empowering prophet Nigel if you decide to go silent on that 'crime' - Arnold tells Mzbel

Entertainment Analyst, Arnold Asamoah Baidoo is calling on songstress Mzbel to spill the beans over her encounter with Prophet Nigel Gaisie, founder and leader of True Word Prophetic Fire Ministries; no matter how bitter the truth may sound.

Speaking on Peace FM's 'Entertainment Review', Arnold Asamoah expressed disappointment in the loud and maverick singer for keeping mute over the issue; stressing her silence will embolden the Prophet to victimize other innocent people.

Prophet Nigel Gaisie has recently ended up in the bad records of Assin Central Member of Parliament, Kennedy Agyapong who accuses the Prophet of using dubious means to exploit his church members and other people who believe in his ministry.

Hon. Kennedy Agyapong, speaking on NET 2 in Accra last week, recounted some evil dealings which are clandestinely done by Prophet Nigel Gaisie to gain clout over his victims.

He also revealed that the Prophet has engaged in sexcapades with some prominent ladies in the country and added he raped Mzbel.

"She tried to come out but they prevented her. I've spoken to her. He raped her. Yes, he raped her!" he exclaimed.

Responding to the issues in an interview on Peace FM, Mzbel refused to set the records straight on the rape case.

But Arnold Asamoah, unhappy with Mzbel's low tone on exposing the Prophet, stressed she is building a defense wall for the Prophet and aiding him to continue his alleged diabolic activities.

''Assuming without admitting that the Prophet indeed did that to her and she claims some elderly people have advised her and so she has to let go, it equally doesn't help. What it means is that it will embolden the Prophet if indeed, again I am saying assuming without admitting, that's the real case. If she cannot talk now because of the elders who counseled her or if she was given money to keep mute, you're only emboldening the Prophet. He will continue to do that because he knows how to shut people up," he said.

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