This follows his graduation from the Unique Bible School, where he attended for six months.

He revealed the title was conferred on him by the senior pastor of the school in a ceremony he chose to keep low-key.

He stated the seriousness of this new chapter in his life, noting that his ordainment is not a fashion statement but a genuine commitment to his faith.

Big Akwes shared his experience during an interview, stating that he plans to embark on what he described as “interarea journalism”.

According to him, the primary focus of his ordainment is winning souls for Christ, especially in this end time.

He is now looking forward to integrating his faith into his public life and exploring new avenues in his journey as an evangelist.

The victim claims the act had been going on for about two years.

Information gathered by Adom News‘ Kofi Adjei indicated the evangelist allegedly sought permission from the victim’s parents to live with him only to allegedly turn him into his ‘sex object’ under the guise of cleansing him from a spiritual problem.

The victim said he had been quiet about the act because of alleged threats.

He, however, opened up to his mother after he fell ill.

The mother, Millicent Yeboah, who was drowned in tears, has called on the police to conduct thorough investigations and have the perpetrator punished.

The suspect, Frederick Darko, is expected to appear before the Ofaakor Circuit Court.

Peter Mensah is said to have anointed the lady with Borges oil with the intent of delivering her from “spiritual marriage.”

When the judge asked Mr Mensah if he would be happy if such an act was done to any of his three daughters, the accused replied in the negative.

Mrs Sedinam Awo Balokah, the Judge, cautioned him saying, “Go and sin no more.”

The judge said if the accused continued with such acts, he would not go free.

According to the Judge, the punishment for such an act, when found guilty, was a custodial sentence.

The Court’s caution came after Superintendent Patience Mario informed the court that the complainant was not in court and that Police had received a letter of withdrawal in respect of the matter.

The accused told the Court that the matter had been dealt with by some elders and victim aged 25 years had been compensated.

The suspect, who is also a carpenter, was charged with indecent assault.

The GNA gathered that the complainant resides in Accra and accused is also a resident within the Accra metropolis.

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On August 11, this year at about 8:30 am, the accused, under the guise of praying for the complainant lured her into his room and administrated a spray on her during which she felt weak and helpless.

Accused allegedly undressed the complainant and smeared Borges oil all over her body.

Accused inserted his fingers into the complainant’s vagina on the grounds that he was exorcising an evil spirit from her.

After the act, the complainant reported the matter to the Police, and accused was arrested. A caution statement was taken from him.

The accused person, evangelist Samuel Ofosu, resides at Akyem Kukurantumi while the victim (name withheld) is a trader and resides in Koforidua.

The Prosecuting Officer, Chief Inspector Owusu Ababio, told the court that, on August 6, 2021, the accused invited the victim to his house to assist him to prepare for his mother’s funeral.

On August 8, 2021, at about 7:00 pm the victim went to the accused person’s house with her two children aged seven and 10.

A few hours later, the evangelist asked the victim if she often suffers headaches which she answered in the affirmative.

He prescribed an alleged herbal drug he bought from Kumasi which he claimed was efficacious for headaches.

He suddenly switched off the light, and administered three cannabis edible candies to the victim one after the other and subsequently administered a powdered substance twice to the victim under her tongue to swallow.

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A few minutes later, the victim started reacting severely to the side effects of the substances by experiencing nausea and vomiting amidst agitation and anxiety.

She started screaming for help forcing her two children, who were sleeping in a different room, to rush to their mother in an attempt to offer help but the accused screamed at them, chased and locked them in their room.

The accused allegedly locked the door with a password that prevented the victim from leaving the room to seek help.

At about 12:00 midnight, the accused claimed he was taking the victim to the hospital but on reaching the Police snap checkpoint at Kukurantumi, the victim reported to the police her ordeal which caused his arrest.

The victim was rushed to the Community Hospital, Kukurantumi while the accused was detained in police custody.

Police investigators later conducted a search in the accused’s room where some of the edible cannabis candies were retrieved. A substance, suspected to be a narcotic drug, was found in his wardrobe together with different substances in a similar container.

During interrogation, the accused admitted administering three out of four cannabis-infused candies to the victim and also gave her a snuff.

The victim, whose condition deteriorated, was referred to Eastern Regional Hospital in Koforidua but later referred to the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital for further treatment.

Singer of popular gospel song “bobolebobo”, Evangelist IK Aning, has called on Former President John Dramani Mahama to compensate him for adopting his beat and words in the making of the Mahama version of the song.

His demands follow the use of “bobolebobo” in a campaign song for the former president that was played to climax the National Democratic Congress (NDC), 9th Delegate congress in Accra.

According to him, he was not consulted in the making of the Mahama version of the song and that the singer violated the copyright laws, hence the need to pay him some royalty.

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“I have spent money on the song, so if you want the song, you should have informed me for us to sit and share the cost before you go ahead with your version.
My beat and words were adopted for the Mahama version, and the artiste who did that will surely be paid, so he needs to also give me something that I can use to produce another song” he told Akwasi Nsiah on Anopa Kasapa.

According to him, although he considers pursuing the case at the law court, his faith practically limits him in how far he can litigate the matter.

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He said: “I will plead with Mahama to compensate me, I won’t use force but even the platform on which the song was played is huge and it has hyped the song. He has really helped me, because now people will start looking for the original song to play”.