A couple of years ago Ghanaians were cheated out of what should have been a massive spiritual battle between Bishop Daniel Obinim and Okomfo Yaw when the latter failed to show up at the Kumasi Jubille Park.
I remember vividly working on that story and being so disappointed after the battle failed to materialize.
Prophet Kumchacha has once again aimed some barbs at his long time nemesis, Kwaku Bonsam, calling him a fraudster whose only power is deceiving others.
The two have a long running feud of doubting each other’s spiritual powers, and Kumchacha has revived that debate again during a recent radio appearance.
Popular fetish priest, Nana Kwaku Bonsam, is said to have shocked some Aljazeera journalists who visited his shrine to produce a documentary on him.
According to a report by the Daily Guide, Bonsam treated the journalists to spellbinding magic and “supernatural acrobatics”.
It’s as if some of the leaders of the various groups of Ghanaians are in a race to win the 2016 insults championship—with the latest between a radio fight between the popular man of God-Rev. Owusu Bempah and the man with many gods and dwarfs-Kwaku Bonsam. On live radio, the man of God-Owusu Bempah poured … Read more
Despite his failed attempt to throw dust into the eyes of people that he was working some magic on Cristiana Ronaldo—and that he will not be able to play against Ghana’s Black Stars at the World Cup, Nana Kwaku Bonsam has flown to Rome, intending to meet the Pope. For sure, we all know Kwaku … Read more
Ghana’s world cup Group G opponents Portugal received a timely boost to their preparations with the announcement that Cristiano Ronaldo and Raul Meireles are set to join the team in training having recovered from separate knocks.
The issue of the availability or otherwise of Ronaldo has resonated around the world since his injury came to light, but the Portuguese Football Association has put the issue to bed with a statement indicating his return to training.
This news follows on the heels of claims by Ghanaian witch doctor Kwaku Bonsam that he orchestrated Ronaldo’s injury to keep him from playing against Ghana. It now seems like the obvious attempt for publicity and fame might have been made by the Ghanaian witch doctor a little too soon.
Either way, Ghana’s coach Kwesi Appiah must conduct Ghana’s preparations with the glaring threat of this season’s UEFA Champion’s league top scorer in mind.
Remaining in the Black Stars camp, coach-Kwesi Appiah has announced that his lack of depth in defence would be covered by the presence of versatile midfielders like Michael Essien and Kwadwo Asamoah.
The injury to Jerry Akaminko and exclusion of left back Jeffrey Schlupp means the Ghanaian squad is a little thin at the back, but in defiant tones Kwesi Appiah told the press at the team’s base in Miami that he had other options.
It is most unfortunate that international media outlets have picked up on the narcissistic ramblings of a Ghanaian spiritualist who evidently prefers enriching his own coffers and embellishing his own name to the wellbeing and reputation of his nation.
I am referring to Nana Kwaku Bonsam, touted to be Ghana’s foremost spiritualist, who haphazardly decided to besmirch Ghana’s name before the eyes of the world by claiming his ‘devilish powers’ are behind the current injury of Portugal star and arguably the world’s best player, Cristiano Ronaldo.
According to reports, Bonsam claims to have conjured a special powder from his gods which was placed around an image and caricature of Ronaldo, rendering his present injury untreatable by conventional medics and leaving his World Cup hopes tattered.
My grouse with this report, apart from its clear ludicrousness, is the impression it will undoubtedly create in the minds of people towards Ghana – as a nation crawling in ‘fetish priests’ with ‘black magic’. With such reports being bandied about, if Ghana excels in the tournament, some will unscrupulously attribute it to some ‘juju’ at work. If the Black Stars do overcome Portugal come June 26th, people will unfortunately play up the influence of devilish power rather than the skill, determination and prowess of our boys.
My question to Kwaku is this – if indeed you are so ‘powerful’, why can’t you empower the current Ghanaian squad to face their opponents? What is your business with CR7 alone when there are plenty of other stars capable of inflicting defeat on Ghana?
This is beyond ridiculous but we’ve decided to report it for those of you who may be interested… Few days ago, the family of Black Star player-Jerry Akaminko came out to say, they believe someone in the team used ‘juju’ on him, so he could not play at the 2014 World Cup—and that was before … Read more
