“I Won’t Allow Anyone to Tarnish My Image” – Ogyaba Defends His Decision to Curse Baaba Cann

According to a report by GhanaWeb on Monday, November 9, 2026, popular Ghanaian pastor Prophet Ogyaba has defended his decision to invoke curses against Baaba Cann, insisting that he will not allow anyone to destroy his reputation through what he considers false accusations and damaging allegations.

The pastor’s comments have generated fresh discussions on social media, particularly amid the controversy surrounding his relationship with Baaba Cann and the accusations that have emerged from their dispute.

Speaking about the matter, Ogyaba maintained that he has a responsibility to protect his name and reputation, especially when he believes that certain claims being made against him are intended to damage his public image.

According to him, he cannot remain silent while people make statements that could negatively affect how members of the public perceive him. He therefore stood by his decision to invoke curses against Baaba Cann, arguing that he would not allow anyone to tarnish his image without responding.

The development has attracted attention because of the religious position Ogyaba occupies and the expectations many people have of pastors when dealing with personal disagreements and public controversies.

Some social media users have questioned whether invoking curses is an appropriate response to disagreements, particularly for someone who leads a congregation and is expected to demonstrate patience and restraint.

Others, however, believe that public figures, including religious leaders, have the right to defend themselves when they feel their reputations are under attack.

The disagreement has also brought renewed attention to the growing controversy involving Ogyaba and Baaba Cann, with several people following developments to understand what led to the exchange between the two.

For Ogyaba, however, protecting his reputation appears to be his major concern. His latest remarks suggest that he is unwilling to allow the allegations and public discussions surrounding the matter to go unchallenged.

The pastor’s position has further divided opinions, with some people supporting his decision to defend himself while others believe the situation could have been handled differently.

As reactions continue to emerge, the controversy remains a talking point among Ghanaians, particularly on social media, where discussions about religious leadership, personal accountability and public image have continued to attract attention.

Ogyaba’s statement, “I won’t allow anyone to tarnish my image,” has therefore become the central message in his latest defence of his actions against Baaba Cann.

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