The pastor who wishes to stay anonymous says; he left the church after discovering the wildest secrete of the reverend minister.
He says one night he visited the man of God at his residence in East Legon a suburb of Accra and slept over.
He says one night he visited the man of God at his residence in East Legon a suburb of Accra and slept over.
According to his story, at dawn he heard several squawks which is obviously the sound of parrots; he said the sounds were so terrifying and the next moment he heard opening of a door in the house, so with curiosity he tried to secretly open his door to find who at this time of the night could opened a door in such silent manner, unfortunately he saw no one.
The ex-servant of the church said; within the shortest possible time after the sound of the opening door the squawks from the parrots stopped. According to him, the situation at that moment was very bad and he could virtually sense some kind of heaviness on him so he resorted to prayer.
I spoke in tongues for about 5min and I started hearing footsteps walking in front of my door so I quickly opened my door to check the person, and i saw it was my prophet "Rev. Owusu Bempah".
The pastor said; the prophet was actually having a killed parrot in his hand with blood stains on his pajamas.
The pastor says he inquired of the prophet about the killed parrots and the prophet replied, he just killed it at the backyard, they were making too much noise. I believed him until I watched his interview on Metro Tv with Paul Adom Octhere on Good Evening Ghana when he was asked by Paul Adom otchere whether he rears parrots in his house and the man of God was surprised.
Sometime back Paul Adom Otchere interviewed Mallam Shamuna Uztaz who claimed to have hacked into Rev Owusu Bempah's house and saw several parrots in the house which belongs to the prophet. And the reverend minister confirmed that revelation was true.
The former pastor of Rev Owusu Bempah said; after that interview he got scared of the man of God and decided to pray to God for a revelation about the true spirit with which the prophet operate.
"God gave me the revelation and I wept".
In the revelation, the former pastor said he saw his head pastor feeding parrots, and asked the prophet why he was feeding them? the prophet said it was only for spiritual purposes. Then he told me in the revelation that this is what he uses to maintain fame and to carry on with his ministry.
I further asked him how possibly could this be true? how can parrots make your ministry and fame powerful? and he said he feeds on them once a year to maintain his fame and power.
He said upon this revelation i decided to stop the church and move on with my life.
The pastor said; the prophet was actually having a killed parrot in his hand with blood stains on his pajamas.
The pastor says he inquired of the prophet about the killed parrots and the prophet replied, he just killed it at the backyard, they were making too much noise. I believed him until I watched his interview on Metro Tv with Paul Adom Octhere on Good Evening Ghana when he was asked by Paul Adom otchere whether he rears parrots in his house and the man of God was surprised.
Sometime back Paul Adom Otchere interviewed Mallam Shamuna Uztaz who claimed to have hacked into Rev Owusu Bempah's house and saw several parrots in the house which belongs to the prophet. And the reverend minister confirmed that revelation was true.
You may watch the following video for confirmation
"God gave me the revelation and I wept".
In the revelation, the former pastor said he saw his head pastor feeding parrots, and asked the prophet why he was feeding them? the prophet said it was only for spiritual purposes. Then he told me in the revelation that this is what he uses to maintain fame and to carry on with his ministry.
I further asked him how possibly could this be true? how can parrots make your ministry and fame powerful? and he said he feeds on them once a year to maintain his fame and power.
He said upon this revelation i decided to stop the church and move on with my life.
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