According to him, though he believes Jesus Christ existed as part of history, he rather prays through his own medium, Angel Ajagurajah.

“I am not a Christian I believe Jesus existed. I believe in God. Likewise, I worship God, but I am not a Christian. The Christian doctrines don’t matter to me. I teach my members the realities of life. If someone is hungry, and you preach gospel they won’t listen,” he said.

Prophet Ajagurajah added that, most Christians have been swayed away from the truth because they are not allowed to ask questions to know more about the truth in their religion.

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Speaking in an interview with Andy Dosty, the controversial prophet outlined the importance of spiritual protection from forces of evil in the spiritual world.

According to him, many people from far and near come to him for spiritual protection, including pastors, politicians and musicians.

“Some musicians don’t see ‘beef’ as mere social media hype. They take it seriously and come for me to help them spiritually.

“People think I kill people spiritually and come to me to harm people but that is not part of my doctrine,” he stated.

“Are you trying to tell me that Shatta Wale does not have spiritual backing?

“Many musicians have disappeared from the scene because they did not have spiritual protection. The ones who have stood the test of time knew that they had to protect themselves spiritually.”

Prophet Ajagurajah took a keen interest in Shatta Wale’s career, claiming he is an admirer of his ways as well as his music.

He stressed that Shatta Wale’s spirituality has greatly impacted his career.

“People think Shatta Wale goes to juju, but they don’t know that he is very prayerful. If he did not know spiritual matters he would not have taken a bath in the sea after he was released from prison,” he said.

Bishop Asiamah is a controversial leader and founder of the Ajagurajah Movement.

His doctrines, beliefs and messages make him different from all other men of God in Ghana.

He makes use of social media a lot in promoting his society.

His church is located in the Eastern Region of Ghana. However, he refuses to disclose the exact location to the public.

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Speaking in an interview with Andy Dosty, the controversial prophet outlined the importance of names and their implications.

According to him, no star gives off dark light so the name should be changed.

“There’s no star that is black, there’s no star that gives off black light, they all give off a bright light, why would you name yourself Black Stars?” he quizzed.

The Ghana national football team which is named the Black stars was founded in 1950.

The name came about when Ghana’s first President, Dr Kwame Nkrumah, visited his friend in Peki in the Volta Region and was inspired to name the senior national football team after a football team in the town.

The Black stars won the Africa Cup of Nations on four occasions in 1965, 1968, 1978, and 1982. The team has also made only three appearances in the world cup in 2006, 2010, and 2014.

The national team has come under a lot of backlash for their poor performance in the just-ended AFCON (African Cup of Nations).

Prophet Ajagurajah believes the name of the team could be affecting their performance, hence the suggestion.

Bishop Kwabena Asiamah is the founder of the Ajagurajah Movement – a society whose doctrines differ from the charismatic Christian beliefs, although the use of Bible quotations from the Old Testament is heavily prominent in their directives.

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According to him, biting the dust in his sleep is what he fears the most and thus, he does not go to bed with his doors locked.

“My greatest fear is dying in my sleep,” said Prophet Ajagurajah. “Therefore, I do not lock my doors before going to bed,” he told Andy Dosty on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM.

Although his brother and partner in faith, Bishop Boakye, has fought him countlessly on the habit of leaving his doors open at night, Ajagurajah says the practice is not done out of negligence, but fear of dying alone and unnoticed.

Per the prophet’s spiritual beliefs, a human being is not supposed to die unnoticed for a specific period, otherwise, the deceased’s soul will be left wandering around on earth.

“Your soul will not go beyond earth if you die and your body is not attended to within four hours,” he claimed.

Bishop Kwabena Asiamah is the founder of the Ajagurajah Movement – a society whose doctrines differ from the charismatic Christian beliefs, although the use of Bible quotations from the Old Testament is heavily prominent in their directives.

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