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A spiritual practitioner known as Nana 5:30 made an unexpected appearance at the Vision Power Ministry in Amamole, a suburb of Accra, on Thursday, February 22, 2024. Nana 5:30, renowned as a fetish priest, claimed that he had previously provided a charm to the church's leader, Odeefour Agyenim Boateng, aiming to assist in attracting more members and facilitating miraculous performances.
A video circulated by EDHUB, a social media handle on X, on Friday, February 23, 2024, captured the moment when Nana 5:30 and his associates arrived at the Vision Power Ministry. In the footage, one of the priest's aides was seen digging into the ground to retrieve the alleged charm previously buried.
After a considerable effort, the aide unearthed what appeared to be a securely tied cloth. Strikingly, the object seemed surprisingly clean, contrary to the notion that it had been buried for an extended period.
“… this is my charm; I have uprooted it. I was the one who buried it here. This is it; this is our charm; we have come back for our thing," the fetish priest said.
The group contended that the pastor had fled upon realizing their arrival at the church.
However, a woman within the church, presumably the pastor's wife, challenged Nana 5:30 and his team's assertion, labeling them as scammers. She accused them of fabricating the charm's presence to tarnish the pastor's reputation.
"How can the rubber look so fresh or Ebi say them plant um that day norrrr. And how is the whole not that deep for burying something like this?" one person wrote.
Another X user noted, "The rubber looks fresh though, but who plants such things in earth with a rubber around it, it supposed to touch the earth raw not in a rubber, I don't know but I feel this might be a set up."
A fetish priest popularly known as Nana 5:30 and his team aggressively stormed the church premises of Vision Power Ministry at Amamole-Accra yesterday to allegedly demand his charm that he claimed he gave to the leader of the church, Odeefour Agyenim Boateng. pic.twitter.com/9L3EiKGRzr— EDHUB🌍ℹ (@eddie_wrt) February 23, 2024
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