Nigel Gaisie appeals to Obinim, Ogyaba and other pastors to end public feuds

Founder and General Overseer of Prophetic Hill Chapel, Prophet Nigel Gaisie has appealed to Bishop Daniel Obinim, Prophet Ogyaba and other Christian leaders to end their public disputes, calling for unity and leadership within Ghana’s pastoral community.

In a strongly worded message, the founder and leader of Prophetic Hill Chapel questioned the absence of a respected voice capable of intervening in the disagreements and helping to restore calm.

“Is there not a father in the prophetic or power ministry?” he asked, expressing concern about what he described as a lack of love and leadership within the Church in Ghana.

He called on apostles, prophets, pastors, teachers and evangelists to step in and help resolve the tensions, arguing that the Church needed a respected leader who could bring the parties together.

Gaisie also recounted an experience in which he was preparing to take some individuals to court but was persuaded to reconsider the decision.

He said he complied with the appeal and dropped the charges, despite believing that pursuing the matter was within his civil rights and acknowledging the damage the situation had caused to his reputation.

Drawing on that experience, he urged the parties involved in the current disagreements to put aside their differences in the interest of the Church and its members.

“PLEASE, I BEG YOU—CEASE FIRE,PLEASE, I BEG YOU—CEASE FIRE. For the sake of the Kingdom. For the sake of the church of the Lord Jesus Christ. For the sake of the people who look up to us. For the sake of the BODY OF CHRIST IN GHANA”.

He further expressed concern over an alleged opposition to the Alpha Hour ministry led by Pastor Elvis Agyemang, insisting that Christian leaders should direct their energy towards advancing the work of the Kingdom rather than engaging in conflicts.

Nigel Gaisie maintained that efforts to undermine another minister would not succeed and urged pastors and prophets to focus on their respective ministries.

“We are one body,” he declared, adding that no pastor or prophet should be brought down by the wicked plots of others within the same Christian community.

His appeal comes amid public disagreements involving prophets Obinim and Ogyaba where damning secrets and allegations are being spilled.