Accra, Ghana – Popular Ghanaian preacher Kwaku Bonsam, popularly known as Opambour, has made a serious allegation against fellow religious figure Adom Kyei-Duah, claiming that families of people who allegedly died after consuming his Sobolo drink approached him for help.
In a widely discussed statement, Opambour claimed that some bereaved families contacted him over alleged deaths linked to the beverage, a claim that has generated controversy and public debate.
The remarks have attracted significant attention, with many people calling for clarity and evidence regarding the allegations, while others have urged caution and restraint when making claims that could affect an individual’s reputation.
The statement comes amid ongoing public discussions involving faith leaders, their ministries, and products or services associated with religious organizations.
Neither the details of the alleged incidents nor independent confirmation of the claims have been established publicly. The matter has therefore sparked calls for responsible communication and proper investigation before conclusions are drawn.
The controversy has renewed conversations about accountability, public statements by prominent personalities, and the need for factual verification when allegations involving individuals or institutions are made.
As reactions continue to emerge, attention is now focused on whether further clarification or responses will come from the parties involved.
