MC Yaa:Any Prophet Who Has A Problem With Pastor Otabil’s Critique Of Prophets Should Drop The Bible

Ghanaian media personality MC Yaa Yeboah has delivered a strong message to prophets who disagree with Pastor Mensa Otabil’s criticism of certain practices within the prophetic ministry, insisting that anyone offended by his observations should reconsider their position in the Christian ministry.

She made the remarks during an appearance on UTV Ghana’s United Showbiz programme on Sunday, November 8, 2026, where discussions centred on Pastor Otabil’s comments about the conduct of some individuals who identify themselves as prophets.

During the discussion, MC Yaa Yeboah openly supported the renowned preacher, arguing that his comments should not be interpreted as an attack on genuine men of God. Instead, she believes his observations provide an opportunity for religious leaders to reflect on their actions and the responsibilities that come with their positions.

According to her, prophets who disagree with Pastor Otabil should first examine the biblical principles behind his message before reacting negatively. She maintained that the Bible must remain the foundation of every Christian ministry and that religious leaders should be willing to accept corrections whenever concerns are raised about their activities.

Yaa Yeboah questioned why anyone who genuinely believes in the scriptures would become uncomfortable with criticism based on biblical teachings. She also stressed that ministers of the gospel should not become defensive whenever their conduct or religious practices are questioned.

Delivering her position directly, she stated, “Any prophet who has a problem with Pastor Mensa Otabil’s critique of prophets should drop the Bible because they have no business being in ministry.”

Her comments have added to the ongoing discussions surrounding Pastor Otabil’s assessment of the prophetic ministry and the reactions it has generated among religious leaders and members of the public.

The debate has brought renewed attention to accountability, biblical standards and the responsibilities of spiritual leaders in Ghanaian society.

Yaa Yeboah’s intervention also highlights the expectation that religious leaders should be prepared to examine their conduct and engage with criticism rather than dismissing every disagreement as an attack on their calling.

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