I Have Been to Heaven 4 Times - Ghanaian Pastor Boldly Reveals in Video
- The 'clergyman' claimed that he had been to heaven
- He asserted in an interview on Kumasi-based Akoma FM that he's been to heaven four times
- A video of the preacher speaking in the studio of the Ghana-based radio station has surfaced on social media
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A man, who is said to be a preacher has claimed that he has visited heaven not less than four times.
During an interview in the studio of Kumasi-based Akoma FM, the 'man of God' confidently stated that he had been to heaven on four occasions.
He was responding to a question from the host who asked if he had been to heaven, to which he answered in the affirmative, stressing that he had visited the abode of God four times.
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''Now, it's God who has called you because you have been to heaven ... You have been to heaven, right?'' the host asked.
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''Yes, I have been to heaven four times,'' the man answered.
It is, however, not clear what prompted the question, although it seemed the host asked to affirm the claim made by the preacher in the past.
A video of the man in the studio of Kumasi-based Akoma FM has emerged online.
Click to watch the video below:
Having a Side Chick is Good - Preacher
Recently, a pastor, Osofo Acheampong, has opined that there's nothing untoward about having a side chick while in a relationship with someone.
Pastor Acheampong, said to be the head of a Seventh-Day Pentecostal church, shared the opinion in a recent interview as he referred to the Bible to buttress his submission.
''Having a side chick is very good. If I'm to rate it, I'll give it 100 percent,'' he said.
Nigel Gaisie Makes Wild Claims
Meanwhile, the founder and leader of Prophetic Hill Chapel International, Prophet Nigel Gaisie, has listed 10 things he considers a failure if not achieved at a certain age or in life.
In the long list of claims seen on his Facebook account, he says a person still staying with their parents or family compound at age 35 is a failure.
The Ghanaian preacher also stated that ''you’re a colossal failure if you still believe life begins at 40,'' explaining that youngsters around the world are taking over.
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