Diana Asamoah Blasts Prophet Ogyaba for Cursing Baaba Cann: A True Man of God Wouldn’t Do That

Ghanaian gospel musician Diana Asamoah has strongly criticised Prophet Ogyaba for placing a curse on entertainment pundit Baaba Cann after she commented on the controversy surrounding his alleged threesome encounter. The singer wondered why a pastor would go to the extent of cursing someone simply for sharing her opinion during an interview. She made her feelings known during a discussion on Angel FM, and her words have since sparked conversations online.

Diana Asamoah argued that a true man of God who genuinely reads the Bible should leave such matters in God’s hands instead of raining curses on people who offend him. She questioned why being a pastor should stop someone else from expressing their thoughts freely in an interview. “If you were a true man of God who reads the Bible, you wouldn’t have cursed her with the oil,” she said. Her point was clear — pastors are expected to show restraint and maturity, not vengeance.

She further warned that curses directed at a true Christian would have no effect on the person. According to her, any pastor who refuses to leave everything to God will find himself constantly cursing people instead of focusing on his calling. “If you are a pastor and you don’t leave everything to God, you will continue to curse people,” she added, sending a strong message about the conduct expected of religious leaders.

The gospel musician also questioned Prophet Ogyaba’s use of spiritual items such as schnapps and eggs to curse people, describing his behaviour as inconsistent with what is expected of a man of God. To her, a pastor resorting to such methods raises serious concerns about his calling and the example he is setting for his followers. She made it clear that such actions do not reflect the character of a genuine servant of God.

Her comments have divided opinions among Ghanaians, with some supporting her stance that pastors should rise above petty attacks, while others believe Prophet Ogyaba had every right to defend himself. Either way, the back-and-forth between the gospel musician and the prophet has become one of the hottest topics in the entertainment and religious space, and many are waiting to see how Prophet Ogyaba will respond to Diana Asamoah’s strong words.

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