Nogokpo Chiefs 14-Day Ultimatum To Agyinasare Expires Today But The Man Of God Fails To Show Up!
According to the information available to Soireenews.com indicates that, the power man of God has failed to show up without even stating any reason.
Freeman Koryekpor 
The 14-day ultimatum issued by the chiefs and elders of Nogokpo in the Ketu South District of the Volta Region to Founder and Leader of the Perez Chapel International, Archbishop Charles Agyinasare comes to an end on Friday, June 16, 2023.
However, the questions many people are asking were that what would be the next lines of actions could be taken by chiefs and elders of Nogokpo against Archbishop Charles Agyinasare since he refused to honour invitation of the Nogokpo traditional rulers.
So far, there have been many split calls for the revered clergyman to either appear before the Nogokpo chiefs or not.
Others, including some members of the clergy, have also called out the archbishop, describing his comments are extremely damaging.
One of such persons was the President of the Pan African Clergy Council, Bishop Dr. Fred Akakpo, noted that the comments that were made by the revered clergyman were ‘totally defamatory.’
He stressed that if care is not taken, this statement could erupt into a conflict that could lead to the loss of many lives.
“The statement the archbishop made is totally defamatory. It implies that the people are possessed, including the Christians living among them. He did not attack the deity of the town or invoke the wrath of the deity but rather the community.
“His statement can give birth to a serious tribal or religious conflict leading to loss of lives and property,” he said.
But in the instance that Archbishop Charles Agyinasare does not show up, what moves does the Nogokpo leadership intend to make?
According to their statement of June 2, 2023, titled, “Archbishop Agyinasare to meet Council of Elders of Nogokpo in Person Within 14 Days,” the chiefs and people of Nogokpo called on the Peace Council of Ghana and the Christian Council of Ghana to implore the healing-evangelist to appear before them.
The statement also gave an idea of what the chiefs of Nogokpo intend to do in the instance that the priest refuses to show up.
“That it is expected that this 14 days ultimatum given to Agyinasare would serve as a peremptory to do the needful, but his rejection might compel us to advice ourselves,” the point 9 of their 10-pointer statement said.
What that specific action will be is one that is yet to be determined, and all will wait with baited breath.
