Ola Michael slams pastors for using Christ’s name to curse people
Media personality Ola Michael has criticised Prophet Ogyaba over his decision to invoke curses on entertainment pundit Baaba Cann following comments she made about allegations involving the prophet.
The controversy arose after Prophet Ogyaba invoked curses on Baaba Cann, an entertainment pundit, over her remarks about allegations of a threesome involving him, which were made by fellow pastor Bishop Daniel Obinim.
Speaking on Neat FM on November 9, 2026, Ola Michael questioned the effectiveness of pastors using oil and other items to invoke curses on people.
He urged pastors to study history and consider how often such curses had actually worked, particularly when oil was used as part of the process.
According to Ola Michael, Christians cannot use the name of Jesus Christ to invoke curses against others, arguing that Christ represents forgiveness, as taught in the Bible.
He, however, suggested that pastors could use other means if they intended to place curses on people.
Ola Michael further argued that God does not destroy an entire group of people when there are still individuals among them who genuinely believe in and depend on Him.
Taking a swipe at Ogyaba's actions, the media personality described the olive oil the prophet used during the curse invocation as ordinary oil for frying eggs.
He also questioned Ogyaba's decision to appear on a social media live session with a black dove, claiming that the bird had previously been given to him by a fetish priest.
Ogyaba rains heavy curses on United Showbiz panelist over ‘threesome’ allegations
“Even God forgives, but because someone said something about you, you decided to curse us with olive oil, which is used for frying eggs, and some water whose contents I cannot even identify. And you, as a pastor, also come on a social media live session holding a black dove that a fetish priest had given me some time ago. Brother, come again!” he said.
How the Ogyaba-Baaba Cann controversy started
The controversy involving Bishop Daniel Obinim, Ohemaa Dynamite and Prophet Ogyaba took another turn after the prophet invoked curses on entertainment pundit Baaba Cann over comments she made about the ongoing dispute.
The development followed allegations made by Ohemaa Dynamite, who has been described as an alleged side chick of Prophet Ogyaba.
Bishop Daniel Obinim recently played an audio recording purportedly featuring Ohemaa Dynamite, in which she alleged that Ogyaba had engaged in a threesome with some individuals.
In the recording, she further claimed that the prophet had involved his wife in a threesome.
The allegations became a subject of discussion on United Showbiz, where Baaba Cann questioned why Ogyaba had been named 'Seer of the Year' at the recently held Sacred Crown Awards despite the claims surrounding him.
According to the entertainment pundit, the allegations, particularly those involving his wife and alleged side chicks, raised questions about whether the prophet deserved the recognition.
Her comments reportedly angered Ogyaba, who later appeared in a video circulating on social media holding oil and other items while invoking curses on her.
The prophet denied the allegations that he had engaged in a threesome.
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