Bonsam (Ghanian Babalawo) accuses African Pentecostal pastors of using JUJU

Popular Ghanaian medicine man, Nana Kwaku Bonsam blasted African Pentecostal pastors on SaharaTV for disingenuous prophesies. He claimed that several pastors whom he knows personally are only  greedy and are not the men of God they say they are.

Speaking with SaharaTV’s Tracy Thompson, an animated Bonsam, which translates to devil in the Twi language, explained how several Ghanaian pastors consult him for his spiritual powers, which according to Bonsam is a typical act amongst many leaders in Ghana.

“Some pastors come to me to collect powers.  I wouldn’t lie to you,” said Bonsam.

According to Bonsam, formerly known as Stephen Osi Mensah, he received the gift of African traditional priesthood from an ill man whom he nursed to health one night after the man was seen vomiting. After a spirit leaped from the man into Bonsam, he was instantly gifted with powers to heal sicknesses and foresee the future. Since then he has been sought after globally in order to offer guidance in ones life. In Ghana he is seen as a celebrity and clashes often with religious leaders.

“You go to youtube you see the video there where I go to claim my god from the pastor’s church. I’m the one who do that,” said an excited Bonsam.

The video shows a thinner and bald Bonsam, walking angrily into a building with several men following. Bonsam finally reaches the pastor who had the gods and a verbal altercation ensues.

“The Gods told me I will die at 6 pm unless I recover the powers,” Bonsam said.- SaharaReporters

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