Prophet Nigel Gaisie, the founder and leader of the Prophetic Hill Chapel, has subtly told New Patriotic Party (NPP) presidential aspirant Kennedy Agyapong that the pain he caused people in the past will chase him forever.
In a post shared on social media by Nigel Gaisie, he cautioned the former Assin Central MP that Nobody fights church of God and wins.
It will be recalled that Kennedy Agyapong, in the past, launched a crusade to expose what he described as fake pastors in Ghana.
Mr Agyapong’s on his Hot Seat show on Net 2 TV targeted Prophet Nigel Gaisie, leader of Prophetic Hill Chapel, and Bishop Daniel Obinim, founder and leader of International God’s Way Church, and other men of God he claimed were fake.
He highlighted that people who once attacked and sponsored insults against him are now changing their stance.
Prophet Nigel Gaisie in his post wrote, “Now, out of desperation, you are editing my old videos to fix your interest, prophecies change, times and seasons dey CHANGE ALWAYS!!!”
“Am I no more FAKE, am I not all the silly things you said and sponsored about me anymore????”
“My best friends are moslems and I tell you…The good ones are super super good.”
“The deliberate pain you caused people in the past will fight and chase you forever. Nobody fights church of God and wins.”
He further touched on his watchnight service for 2025, revealing that it will be explosives and sweet urging Ghanaians to pay attention to prophecy numbers 3, 7 and 21.
He added, “31st will be revealing, explosives and sweet… Do pay attention to prophecy numbers 3, 7 and 21.”
“I have been very quiet, don’t invite me to start talking, I will destroy your campaign.”
“Don’t forget all the big, big men of God you labelled gays are still waiting for the 31st to speak, all the Christians you labelled as dogs, etc.”
Meanwhile, Kennedy Agyapong, the flagbearer hopeful of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has boldly declared he will not apologise to any fake pastor he criticised in the past.
The former lawmaker emphasised that his actions in the past were to correct some pastors’ wrongdoing within the church.
According to Ken Agyapong, his confrontations helped to correct certain misconduct among some pastors he claimed were allegedly duping church members.
Speaking to members of the Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Church over the weekend, Mr Agyapong explained, “Someone said I should apologise to some of the pastors I spoke against. But I said that if I apologise to them, it means I won’t lead the country truthfully if I become president.
Some of these pastors have come to my house to apologise. If they had done the right thing, would they have sent people to my house to apologise?” he quizzed.
Mr Agyapong further added, “One of them was doing an illegal connection, and I made sure the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) disconnected the lights until he paid his bills.
Another one had taken someone’s property, and I ensured the property was returned to its rightful owner. So, it is not today or tomorrow that I will apologise to any fake pastor. And it is not because I want to be president that I will go and apologise. I am not an antichrist, I believe in God”, he added.