Ghana has no true men of God, according to Rev. Obofour

He argues against placing whole reliance in clergymen, claiming that almost all of them have shortcomings.

Rev. Obofour brought up the subject of pastors' involvement in fornication—having sex with three women simultaneously—and adultery that results in divorce for some.

He encourages people to put their reliance in God instead than pastors, believing that their shortcomings show that there aren't any true men of God in Ghana.

"This nation is devoid of sincere men of God. A preacher cannot heal. I would never criticise the church, therefore that's not what I'm doing. You ought to be more concerned with the one who endured three days of suffering for us than with what they said.

The person deemed authentic has engaged in adultery, leading to a divorce.

According to the Bible, one cannot govern God's house if they are unable to manage their own. Although I don't think the person is phoney, they have fallen short. "People have been conned for money by others.

Threesomes are practiced by those who identify as sincere men of God. Some people purchase products from the port without paying tax while driving cars.

Some use land guards to obtain land in questionable ways. As a result, we go to church to follow God rather than a pastor," he said in a video that Zionfelix posted on his Instagram page.

He urged believers to concentrate on their personal relationship with the Almighty, fulfill their spiritual duties and leave judgment to God.