As promised by Wanlov Da Kubolor in a previous article by Ghanacelebrities.com, the musician has finally dropped the song “Anointed Teef” dedicated to Pastor Mensa Otabil.
This song comes on the back of the squandering of Ghc610 million taxpayers money by the board of directors of Capital Bank chaired by Pastor Mensa Otabil.
Pastor Mensa Otabil does not get the reputation he deserves for being a money hungry charlatan like most other pastors in the country.
Otabil’s nice exterior masks a dedication to enriching himself which other preachers like Obinim are condemned for because they are more flashy.
General Overseer and founder of the International Central Gospel Church (I.C.G.C), Reverend Doctor Mensah Otabil has advised young ladies to limit their style of living which prevents them from getting married early.
According to the Pastor, most of our ladies lead a very silly life which affects their future.
Pastor Mensa Otabil, the General Overseer and the founder of the International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) has admitted never to talk about Ghanaian meals and how it’s prepared because of numerous slams he got on the social media when he spoke about how unhygienically they prepare their foods.
“Any food that if you have to eat you’ll have to punish yourself like this, what’s the essence of it? And the annoying thing is when you’re pounding, the sweat will be going in and will be mixed. Even in the mortar, there all kinds of bacteria, 5 years and we are still pounding and people will say that’s what we like.”
Welcome to ‘The Daily Insight’ on Ghanacelebrities.com. A few days ago the General Overseer of International Christ Gospel Church (ICGC), Pastor Mensa Otabil in a sermon vehemently voiced out most of the problems hindering the progress of Ghana.
Now what has pissed off most Ghanaians is his honest opinion on the Ghanaian media–he went to the far end to say that he prefers watching animals to watching Ghanaian based television channels.
Pastor Mensa Otabil’s Central University College to sack over 200 workers according to the Registrar, Mr Emil Afenyo.
The Registrar addressing some 67 workers who were recently ‘fired’ due to the poor financial status of the University said:
Mensa Otabil has made a career out of a host of contradictions, berating Ghanaians for not using our heads to think when he himself said that logic doesn’t matter in spiritual matters, preaching about a socialist Jew whilst living an enviable capitalist existence, and now he’s attempting to discredit one of the biggest criticisms against Christianity by diluting it so he can keep the religion intact and keep profiting off it.
If there’s a bigger hypocrite in this country I’m definitely yet to find them.
Founder and leader of the Perez Chapel International, Bishop Charles Agyinasare, has flatly denied allegations that himself and other huge pastors charge Ghc 100,000 every time they are invited to preach in another pastor’s church.
According to Agyinasare, that allegation is false and came about because someone wanted his head for breakfast.
The Ghana Music Rights Organization recently revealed they are contemplating charging churches for royalties.
The rationale for this policy change, which the Organization announced, was because churches were increasingly organizing events that were more commercial than spiritual.
The recent collapse of Capital Bank is the work of the devil, who is striking back at God’s people, Pastor Mensa Otabil has opined.
The ICGC head pastor has come under severe criticism in recent weeks due to what many deemed as an extortion scheme at the Greater Works conference and then later the collapse of Capital Bank.
‘Man of God’ Pastor Mensa Otabil has just about had it with criticism of his noble self and lashed out against his critics in his sermon on Sunday.
The ICGC founder told his congregation that it’s people who themselves ‘look like insults’ who gather up the nerve to insult him.
A video emerged online of Pastor Mensa Otabil of ICGC saying born again Ghanaian Christians are fools–and that such people go to prophets to give their monies to them.
And just last week at ICGC’s Greater Works in Accra, images showing Otabil and his church asking for offering starting from $5,000 for the ‘millionaire status’, $1,000 for ‘seed of a thousand times more’ – plus many others in decreasing order of what you pay.
At one hand, Otabil says Christians who go and give their monies to prophets are foolish and at another, he’s taking huge amounts of money from these same Christian–indicating he’s allowed to take from them but other men of God are not.
Head pastor of the International Central Gospel Church (ICGC), Pastor Mensa Otabil, says belief is not logical, it goes beyond logic and can reap massive rewards for those who believe.
Much has been made about the so-called ‘special offering’ being requested at the ICGC Greater Works conference where one can pay as much as $5,000 for a miracle; and Otabil’s defence is that belief does not make sense in the normal sense of things.
Pastor Mensa Otabil has described the disturbing lynching of an army official in Denkyira-Obuasi as something which is part of our culture.
According to the head pastor of the International Central Gospel Church, it’s something we have done before and it’s something we would do again.
The order of the day in Ghana is, when it’s not coming your way, you then will have to complain–but if it’s coming your way, no matter how bad it’s, you will remain quiet or defend it.
A few days ago, the Ghanaian social media landscape was full of conversations in relation to the NPP’s government’s plan to build a national cathedral–attracting comments such as Ghana has more pressing needs which the government should focus on instead of a cathedral.
Earlier today, President Akufo Addo inaugurated a board of trustees to oversee the cathedral project, with Pastor Mensa Otabil, a preacher who on the face of it seems to ask Ghanaians to always make the right choice–happily on the board.
