Abrewa Nana Responds to Ajagurajah: "Stop Spewing Rubbish, Even TB Joshua Is Dead"

In a self-recorded video, the man of God revealed that the reason the doctor killed her was because she had spared the lives of cursed people.

Spiritually speaking, according to Ajagurajah, if someone saves the life of a cursed person, the spirit that was assaulting the victim of the illness instead targets the one who saved them.

He claimed that, as a man of God, he had fired numerous sick patients who were in need of his care because, after speaking with his superiors, he discovered that some of them were cursed and that trying to heal them could put him in danger.

Ajagurah claimed that the only way a powerful person can be harmed is through the death of the CEO of Grace Gift Herbal Clinic.

He asserts that when someone is taking a n@k3d bath, anyone—regardless of strength—becomes susceptible, which is why Doctor Grace Boadu fell and banged her head on the wall.

Ajagujah took advantage of the occasion to issue herbalist Abrewa Nana a dire warning.

According to Ajagujah, Abrewa Nana will be the next person to pass away since she enjoys doing the same thing that led to Doctor Grace Boadu's death.

not waver in her pursuit of it. He begged his devoted followers to spread the film and see to it that Abrewa Nana saw it on his video.

Abrewa Nana, however, has seen the video and responded harshly to the self-described man of God.

In a self-recorded video, Abrewa Nana asserts that she and other Ghanaians are sick and weary of Ajagurajah's actions whenever a well-known person passes away in Ghana.

She asserts that since everyone will eventually die, including pastors, imams, and fetish priests, Ajagurajah shouldn't make anything appear overly spiritual.

She asked Ajagurah if he intended to imply that the deceased prophet TB Joshua had no spiritual defense.

Additionally, she made it plain to Ajagurajah that he should quit acting as though he is the exclusive possessor of wisdom because all herbalists are aware of the challenges associated with their work.

People on social media have also criticized Ajagujah.

Online users have responded to Abrewa Nana's video by cautioning Ajagurah to desist from uttering nonsense whenever a prominent figure in Ghana passes away.