Founder of Anointed Palace Chapel (APC), Rev. Obofour, has issued a strong caution to Rev. Stephen Adom Kyei-Duah, urging him to call his followers and affiliated bloggers to order over the consistent online attacks he has been receiving.

According to Obofour, members of the Believers Worship Centre (Philadelphia Movement) — led by Rev. Adom Kyei-Duah — have been using social media to ridicule him, especially following a recent public appearance where both clergymen attended the funeral of IGP Christian Yohuno Tetteh’s mother. In videos from the event, the two were seen seated close to each other but not interacting — a moment bloggers quickly seized upon to stir conversation and mockery.

Some of the videos, believed to have been shared by Adom Kyei-Duah's supporters, were accompanied by demeaning captions and laughter overlays, which Obofour says are not only insulting but damaging to his image.

“I’m calling on the elders of the church to address this. If they fail to speak to their bloggers, I’ll take it that they support the disrespect,” he warned. “Some of the captions circulating online are dangerous. If it were my team doing this to him, it would have become a national issue.”

Rev. Obofour emphasized that he has no personal grudge with Adom Kyei-Duah, stating that he was equally surprised by the online insults.

“Adom Kyei-Duah has done nothing to me, and I haven’t wronged him either,” he said. “I was exhausted when I got to the funeral — I had worked overnight and was still mourning my own mother.”

He also warned that if the online ridicule continues without condemnation from Adom Kyei-Duah or his church leadership, it would be assumed that they endorse the behavior.

Though both clergymen have previously been at odds with a public fallout in 2023 over allegations of exploiting congregants, Obofour insists that he is not in any form of conflict with his counterpart and only seeks mutual respect and peace..

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