Leader of the Universal Spiritual Outreach, Abed Kwabena Boakye Asiamah, also known as Ajagurajah, has suggested that the late gospel musician KODA should have visited the pastor who prophesied his demise to prevent it.
Shortly after the musician’s death, a video emerged on the internet showing a man of God prophesying the death days before it occurred.
Ajagurajah remarked that the sudden death might not have been inevitable if the musician had sought out the pastor.
“KODA made a mistake by not contacting the pastor. Even if he was on a sick bed, his family members, a close relative, or friends could have done that for him.”
Ajagurajah
Ajagurajah added that he does not believe in openly airing prophecies but would rather call the person personally to relay the prophecy.
He recounted instances from the Bible where prophesied deaths were prevented.
“God told Isaiah to inform Ezekiel that his death was near. Ezekiel did not contest the claim. However, he turned to prayer, reminding God of the good deeds he had done for Him. As a result, 15 years were added to his life.”
Ajagurajah
Ajagurajah illustrated the importance of prophecy using himself as an example, explaining how the musician could have avoided death.
“When a child tells me he dreamt of my death caused by my car, I will park it and not use it. When a prophecy is received, if someone close to the person or the individual reaches out to the one who made the prophecy, the prophecy can be averted. All they need to do is to honor the word.”
Ajagurajah
He also clarified the significance of prayers, explaining why prayers aimed at averting death by the church could not succeed.
“It is not about prayers. Prayers do not resolve anything; rather, they enhance your spiritual growth. Even after prayers, Jesus Christ was still crucified.”
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Rift Good For Music Industry
The Leader of the Ajagurajah Movement noted that the rift between Stonebwoy and Shatta Wale is good for the music industry.
Ajagurajah mentioned that Black Sherif should pray that the two music Ghanaian music giants remain at loggerheads with each other.
According to him, their beef has created a market for Black Sherif to thrive, explaining that the Konongo singer draws his fanbase from the two feuding camps.
“If Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy were friends, Blacko would have never blown as an artist. Blacko should thank God that Shatta and Stonebwoy are beefing each other. Black Sherif does not have listeners. His listeners are both fans of Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy.”
Ajagurajah
Ajagurajah also mentioned that other artists are also taking advantage of their misunderstanding to penetrate the music market.
According to the man of God, Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy will never end their fight because of the spiritual battle behind the towns they represent.
Ajagurajah categorically stated that their beef goes way beyond their musical domination and transcends to the spiritual fight between Ashaiman and Nima.
“The spirit that looks after Ashaiman and Nima are at loggerheads and it goes way back to how Kwame Nkrumah designed these two towns to be. Shatta Wale is the king of Nima. Stonebwoy is the king of Ashaiman. ShattaWale and Stonebwoy will never unite and it’s the best for the industry.”
Ajagurajah
Ajagurajah described himself as a principled person but not a difficult person.
He further disclosed that he enjoys “beefing” with others, counting Osebo, Amerado, Okyeame Kwame, and Kwaw Kese as some of the notable musicians and showbiz personalities he had taken on in his feuds.
He also hinted that he will soon take on Criss Waddle in a new feud.
Ajagurajah indicated that although he gave up on his feud with Osebo due to lack of clothes, he beat Kwaw Kese in their feud musically and would not hesitate to take any person on in a hot feud.
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