ACCRA – Veteran highlife musician Rex Omar has launched a blistering attack on self-styled prophets, declaring that God does not deliver divine messages through charlatans who mislead the public with questionable prophecies.
Speaking passionately on the growing trend of prophetic declarations, Rex Omar warned Ghanaians to open their eyes and stop falling for fear-mongering prophecies, especially those designed to manipulate emotions and exploit vulnerable believers. His bold remarks have struck a chord nationwide, reigniting conversations about fake spirituality and accountability in religious spaces.
Social media has since erupted with mixed reactions, as some hail Rex Omar for “saying the hard truth”, while others debate the fine line between genuine prophecy and deception.
One thing is clear: Rex Omar’s statement has thrown a spotlight on controversial prophetic practices, sending a strong message that faith should never be built on fear or fraud.
