Leader of the Universal Spiritual Outreach, Bishop Kwabena Boakye Asiamah, popularly known as Ajagurajah, has sparked fresh debate on social media after prescribing an unusual list of items he claims are needed to reverse an alleged spiritual curse affecting a man known as King Promise’s lookalike.
In a video circulating online, the outspoken spiritual leader claimed the lookalike was under a severe spiritual attack and would require extraordinary rituals to free himself from the alleged curse. According to Ajagurajah, the spiritual exercise would involve 100 cows, nine lice nails, and several other ritual items.
Although he did not provide detailed evidence to support his claims, Ajagurajah insisted the prescribed items were necessary to neutralise the alleged spiritual affliction and restore the young man’s well-being. His comments have since generated mixed reactions, with some followers expressing belief in his spiritual abilities while others questioned the practicality and authenticity of the requirements.
The latest remarks add to a string of headline-making prophecies and spiritual pronouncements by Ajagurajah in recent weeks. The controversial preacher has previously made similar claims involving public figures, including musician Criss Waddle, for whom he requested two cows to perform what he described as spiritual protection rituals.
The King Promise lookalike has not publicly responded to Ajagurajah’s claims at the time of writing.
As the video continues to trend across social media platforms, Ghanaians remain divided over the spiritual leader’s latest pronouncement, with many debating whether the claims should be taken seriously or viewed as entertainment.
