Boyfriend of the late Dr. Grace Boadu, Pastor Kingsley Gyamfi, has spoken out about his spiritual abilities, stating that they have not only protected him from numerous dangers but also allowed him to foresee tragic events such as the passing of Dr. Boadu.

In an interview with Deloris Frimpong Manso on The Delay Show, aired on TV3, Pastor Gyamfi asserted that his spiritual powers have been instrumental in managing his ministry and safeguarding his life.He recounted instances where he narrowly escaped death from accidents and gunshots, crediting his powers for these miraculous escapes.

Furthermore, Pastor Gyamfi issued a warning to those who might seek to harm or criticise him, claiming that his spiritual status makes him untouchable.He declared, "If you tempt me, you will die," emphasising the consequences he believes his powers can impose on those who challenge him.

This revelation comes in the wake of Dr. Grace Boadu's tragic passing, with Pastor Gyamfi suggesting that he had a premonition of her death before it occurred.About Dr. Grace Boadu’s death

The heartbreaking incident of Dr. Grace Boadu’s death occurred on Monday, January 29, 2024, at her residence at Tantra Hills, Accra.

According to the press release by the management of the clinic, Dr. Boadu returned from a two-week health course in South Africa on Sunday, January 28. She, however, died the next day.

Reports were rife that Dr. Grace Boadu died in the bathroom, which raised eyebrows in the public about what could be the possible cause of her death.

Meanwhile, the family has yet to officially announce the cause of Dr. Grace Boadu’s sudden death.

Funeral held

The funeral of Dr. Grace Boadu was held on March 9, 2024.

Family, friends and sympathisers gathered at the deceased’s hometown, Ejisu Abankro, in the Ashanti Region, to bid her farewell and show their last respect.

Some of the high-profile personalities who were spotted at the funeral included the Member of Parliament for the Bantama constituency and also the Minister of Roads and Highways, Francis Asenso-Boakye; the former CEO of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Henry Kwabena Kokofu; renowned actress, Naana Hayford; musician, Akosua Agyapong and others.

The mother of Dr. Grace Boadu shed uncontrollable tears in a video that went viral on social media.