Prophet Boahen Uche responds to money laundering allegations

Founder of Reign House Chapel International, Prophet Eric Boahen Uche, has dismissed allegations linking his wealth to money laundering and fraudulent activities, describing the claims as false and “laughable.”

Speaking during a church service, the preacher rejected claims that his financial success was connected to illegal dealings, insisting that his wealth is a result of God’s blessings.

The comments come amid increased public attention on cybercrime and fraud-related activities, with the prophet urging security agencies to investigate him if they suspect any wrongdoing.

“I would be somewhere, and I heard some people said I was into money laundering. Me? Me Yaw Boahen? They said someone is transferring funds into my accounts. Me?” he said.

He challenged the police and anti-fraud agencies to conduct checks on his financial records and establish whether there is any evidence of fraud linked to him or his bank accounts.

“All the security and anti-fraud agencies can check my accounts and see if I am into any of that. They can come. I don't even like anything illegal,” he said.

Prophet Uche further criticised those who question the source of his wealth, arguing that some people struggle to accept that individuals can prosper legitimately.

“When God has blessed you, they will say you’re into fraud and money laundering. They think God can't bless you,” he said.

The preacher maintained that he has no involvement in illegal activities and welcomed any investigation into his finances.

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