Bishop Daniel Obinim, who founded and led the International God's Way Church, has admitted that his church collapsed due to his rivalry with Kennedy Agyapong, a member of parliament for Assin Central. In a TikTok live session, Bishop Obinim revealed the specifics of his downfall and emphasized the repercussions of feuding verbally with the outspoken politician.
An argument between my brother Kennedy Agyapong and me was the spark that ignited the story. Considering my spiritual strength, I could have easily defeated Kennedy Agyapong and had more energy to spare. However, I was unaware that he was more physically strong than me, and I was fighting in a spiritual domain. He disregarded angelic counsel against the confrontation because, in his mind, it was only a spiritual battle, the man of God said. But he learned afterwards that the struggle affected him physically and legally as much as it did his spirit. I persisted in confronting him despite divine promptings to cease my actions. I kept fighting him because I believed I could have won.
"He concentrated on the physical, whereas I concentrated on the spiritual. I did not realize that National Security, EOCO, BNI, Police CID, and SIU were handling my case until much later." I received an invitation and faced accusations of money laundering and unauthorized possession of gold. According to him, it was too late by the time he discovered it.
He went on to say, "When I met in church, I didn't even get 200 members, but I used to have more than a thousand congregants." Why I battled with him was a mystery to me. That is why I am telling you this: Before you try to fight someone, figure out how strong they are compared to you.
What happened between Hon. Kennedy Agyapong and me is still a long story. Kennedy Agyapong had money; therefore, on the day I was hauled to court, I had seven lawyers with me. They advised me to bring 2 billion old cedis before they faced him. After going through everything I did, I knew I was in a bad place.
Kennedy Agyapong launched a crusade against a number of pastors in the nation, accusing them of being imposters and of misleading people by claiming to be from God. Among them was Bishop Obinim, with whom he got into an angry exchange and made numerous accusations against the man of God. Among the many things the lawmaker claims the man of God is guilty of are his involvement in a money-laundering operation, fornication, and other immoralities.
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