‘I know how I will die' - Ajagurajah declares

Spiritual leader Bishop Kwabena Asiamah, popularly known as Ajagurajah, has disclosed that although he does not know when he will die, he already knows how he will die because his spirits have revealed it to him.

Speaking in an interview with Roselyn Feli aired on July 13, 2026, Ajagurajah said he is not afraid of death itself but is concerned about the manner in which he will die.

However, he did not publicly disclose what his spirits had told him about how he would die.

“I don’t know the date I will die, but I know what would kill me. The spirits told me. I am not scared of death, but what I’m scared of is how I am going to die because I know where I am going,” Ajagurajah noted.

According to the spiritual leader, he believes he knows where he will go after death, which is why he lives each day as though it could be his last.

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“I know where I am going. I am going to my cave. If you know where you are going, you’ll not be scared of death. That is why I live my life as though tomorrow is my last,” he noted.

Ajagurajah further stated that death is inevitable and cannot be escaped when one’s time comes.

“If death is coming after you, it will come after you. No matter what you do, you can’t cheat death,” he said.

However, when responding to claims that he has helped change the destinies of some people, Ajagurajah explained that while death is inevitable, some deaths can be prevented through wise decisions.

“Some deaths can be averted. We have natural deaths and artificial deaths. For instance, an artificial death is when someone aware they have heart disease or high blood pressure goes ahead to take sex-enhancing drugs. If the person dies during the act, that is not a death from God or Satan. You died a stupid death,” he explained.

Ajagurajah also attributed his large following to the spiritual knowledge he shares with his followers, saying he teaches them everything he knows about spirituality while leaving it to them to decide what to believe and practice.

“Enlightenment. Knowledge about spirituality. I tell them everything there is to know. So, it is up to you to believe, and it is up to you to practice,” he added.



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