In a statement that has set social media ablaze, spiritual leader Osofo Kyiri Abosom revealed that he celebrated and prayed for delegates who voted against Kennedy Agyapong in a recent political contest.
The controversial cleric admitted to popping champagne in private while simultaneously sending prayers for those who opposed his ally, a move that has left followers and critics alike stunned. “I believe in blessings for all — even those who vote against my people,” he reportedly said.
His revelation has sparked intense debate online, with some praising him for turning political rivalry into spiritual generosity, while others question the unconventional mix of celebration and prayer. Hashtags like #KyiriAbosomRevealsAll and #PrayAndParty quickly began trending as the story spread.
Political analysts say the statement highlights the unusual intersection of politics, spirituality, and public theatrics in Ghana, and suggest it could reshape how voters and leaders perceive political loyalty.
Whether viewed as bold or bizarre, Osofo Kyiri Abosom’s confession has ensured one thing: nobody is ignoring him anytime soon.
