Accra, Ghana – A bold message from popular Ghanaian pastor Kwaku Agyei Antwi, popularly known as Rev Obofour, has triggered widespread reactions online after he warned critics and opponents that he would respond in the same energy if challenged.
The outspoken preacher’s post, which included the statement “If you come with street, I will meet you with street!”, quickly gained attention on social media, with many users debating the meaning and intent behind the message.
While some followers interpreted the remark as a show of confidence and a warning against disrespect, others questioned whether such language aligns with the public image expected of a religious leader.
The statement has fueled conversations about how public figures, especially faith leaders, should respond to criticism, controversy, and personal attacks in the public space.
Supporters of Kwaku Agyei Antwi defended him, arguing that the message was aimed at protecting his dignity and sending a message to those who attempt to undermine him. Critics, however, called for more restraint and encouraged leaders to promote calm and positive engagement.
Rev Obofour, the founder and leader of Anointed Palace Chapel, has often been a subject of public discussion due to his outspoken personality, lifestyle, and approach to ministry.
The latest post has once again placed the preacher at the center of online debate, with many waiting to see whether he will provide further clarification on the message behind his remarks.
