“I took a loan to pay GH¢2,600 to see Prophet Ogyaba and was watching TikTok” – Woman alleges

According to a report by Ghanaweb on Sunday, November 15, 2026, a woman has alleged that she took out a bank loan and paid GH¢2,600 in total for a one-on-one consultation with Prophet Ogyaba at his church, only to leave disappointed.

She said she took the loan from Absa Bank, hoping to explain her personal problems to the preacher and receive prayers.

According to her, the money was not collected in one payment. She said different amounts were requested at various stages before she was finally allowed to see him.

“I took an Absa Bank loan to go and pay. When you get there, they don’t take all the money at once. When you get here, they tell you to pay this and pay that,” she recounted.

The woman further claimed that when she eventually met the prophet, he was watching TikTok videos instead of attending to her during the private session.

Her account was shared in a clip circulated by the social media page ASK (@askghmedia) on November 14. The woman did not say what problems she had come to present.

The claims have not been independently verified, and Prophet Ogyaba had not responded to them at the time of the report. The reported amount and the sequence of payments rest solely on her account.

As the claims continue to circulate on social media, they have renewed public conversation about payments allegedly demanded before private consultations with religious leaders, but with Prophet Ogyaba yet to respond and no independent verification of the woman’s account, the exact amounts paid, who received them, and what happened during the consultation remain unconfirmed at the time of this report.

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