The Nasara Wing of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Ashanti Region has issued an ultimatum to Rev Isaac Owusu Bempah demanding a retraction and apology.
In a statement signed by Ashanti Regional Nasara Coordinator Razak Abubakar, they condemned recent comments by Rev Isaac Owusu Bempah, describing them as false, divisive and inflammatory.
According to the Nasara Wing of the NPP, allegations that some of its members were planning to attack the prophet’s church are “deeply distasteful” and a slur on its peace‑loving membership across the country.
The Nasara Wing highlighted that its group mobilises support among settler and migrant communities, indicating that its mission is rooted in unity and diversity, not tribal or religious bias.
They further accused Rev Owusu Bempah of attempting to sow division along religious and tribal lines.
Parts of the Nasara Wing statement read, “As a wing of the NPP established to mobilise support for settler and migrant communities across the country, we find this allegation not only false but deeply distasteful. It is appalling that such a statement should come from a man who parades himself as a Man of God, yet appears determined to sow division and hatred rather than peace and understanding”.
The Wing also issued an ultimatum to Prophet Owusu Bempah to retract the allegation and apologise.
They warned that failure to do so would compel the wing to explore legitimate options to protect its image and integrity.
“We hereby give Prophet Isaac Owusu Bempah an ultimatum to retract this false allegation and render an unqualified apology to the Nasara Wing and the NPP within a reasonable time. Failure to do so will compel us to explore all legitimate options available to us to protect the image and integrity of this wing and its leadership”.
“…We also wish to place on record that the Nasara wing is not a Muslim wing as being portrayed but rather a group meant for all settler communities which may include Christians and other religious groups,” the statement added.
It further called on the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council, the Christian Council of Ghana, the Catholic Bishops Conference, and other ecumenical bodies, saying, “The pulpit must not be turned into a platform for tribal and religious bigotry, and we trust that the church, as an institution, will not be silent in the face of this,” the statement added.
In other news. Rev Isaac Owusu-Bempah, in a video, has recounted how his troubles began with the New Patriotic Party (NPP).
Rev Owusu Bempah disclosed that his troubles began from an old video prophecy before President Akufo-Addo was elected.
According to Rev Owusu Bempah, he was once called to the Jubilee House by the then Chief of Staff, Frema Opare, about an old video in which he made some prophetic proclamation.
Rev Owusu Bempah later revealed that Chief of Staff Frema Opare ordered him to tell a lie by granting an interview telling Ghanaians his old prophecy had been cancelled by God and that Dr Mahamudu Bawumia would be the next president of Ghana.
The man of God added that while he was about to grant the interview, God once again instructed him not to say anything and be quiet.
Rev Owusu Bempah stated, “The Chief of Staff told me that if I was leaving the Jubilee House, she would like to see me before I leave. Right there, Prophet Kusi Boateng confirmed the video was old, and the Chief of Staff told me the day after tomorrow I should grant interviews and I should prophecy that the old prophecy God has cancelled it and it will not work and God is bringing Dr Bawumia as the President and leader of Ghana”.
“So I walked out. When I got home, I had prepared to grant interviews for me to say what the woman wanted me to say because she told me a foot does not fall far away from a tree and he supports Dr Bawumia so I must also support him.
But God spoke to me and said Do not say anything; be quiet so I did not say anything. That was when my troubles started”, he added.
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