Member of Parliament for Ningo-Prampram constituency, Sam George, has taken a subtle jibe at Nogokpo, a traditional shrine in Ghana, following their issuance of a 14-day ultimatum to Archbishop Charles Agyinasare.

The ultimatum required the renowned pastor to retract statements deemed offensive to Nogokpo and honour a summon by traditional authorities in Nogokpo. However, the renowned Pastor disregarded the 14-day ultimatum and did not turn himself in to the traditional rulers who threatened to show the pastor who controls the cosmic if he fails to show up.

Over sixty (60) days down the line, the Pastor is in shape despite not honouring the summons. Known for his outspoken nature, Sam George seized the opportunity to mock Nogokpo's assertion of power, suggesting that the cosmic realm had shown its true ruler.

“We were told that we would see who rules the cosmic and we have seen who rules the cosmic realm. There's one God. Somebody threw a challenge; he gave our leader a 14-day ultimatum to submit to their oracle because he said our leader has offended the oracle and we will see who rules the oracle and if he fails to show up after 14-days.

“Today is I think the 64th or 65th day and we are seeing that Agyinasare is there. I mean we are not taunting anyone. It was a challenge and the challenge has been met,” the MP, further revealing that authorities at Nogokpo issued another 7-day ultimatum after which they said they would take the matter to court.

Asked what the church intends to do to resolve this issue to prevent it from escalating into a deadlock, he said the church intends to thank God for keeping their pastor safe.

Founder of the Perez Chapel International, Archbishop Charles Agyinasare has also mocked the 14-day ultimatum given to him by cult members of a shrine at Nogokpo.

During a sermon titled “Who Rules the Cosmic Realm: Dominating the Cosmic Realm,” the televangelist boldly proclaimed that as a child of God, the lesser gods have no power over him.

“That history can never be erased because it was done publicly. All the TV stations took it, social media took it that the gods of thunder and the ancestors will show Agyinasare who controls the cosmic realm and after 60 days we are still here,” Agyinasare said to a loud applause from congregants.

He confidently stated, “I am an example that if you are a child of God and they pour libation and they give you 14 days to live, after 60 days you will still be dancing,” as he danced joyfully in front of his congregants.

Archbishop Agyinasare further taunted Nogokpo by expressing that despite the threats and hullabaloo surrounding his comments about the revered thunder deity in the Volta Region town, he remains unharmed.

He emphasized that his divine mission is not yet complete, and he will live many more years to come.

In June, the chiefs and residents of Nogokpo issued the 14-day ultimatum to the Archbishop to engage in peace talks after he referred to Nogokpo as the “demonic headquarters of the Volta Region.”

However, he has not honored the ultimatums and continues to stand by his statements.

It’s worth noting that the paramount chief of the traditional area that encompasses Nogokpo has distanced himself from the ultimatum, stating that the comments were directed at the Nogokpo shrine, not the Nogokpo people.

He clarified that the shrine is called Gbakadza, not Nogokpo as some have misconstrued.