“Most Pastors and Ministers in Ghana are Womanizers and Drunkards” – Prophet Kofi Oduro

Prophet Kofi Oduro, the leader of Alabaster Ministry International, has sparked controversy with recent comments regarding the moral conduct of pastors and politicians in Ghana.

In a video shared by Trends GH TV, Prophet Oduro expressed concern over what he sees as a troubling trend of infidelity, substance abuse, and dishonesty among some prominent figures in the country.

He condemned the behavior of some ordained ministers who, despite their marital vows, engage in extramarital affairs, alcoholism, and theft, deviating from their role as spiritual leaders.

Prophet Oduro also criticized male politicians, alleging that some use sex-enhancement drugs to engage in illicit relationships with young women, neglecting their spouses in the process.

He suggested that the pursuit of younger partners by these men might stem from dissatisfaction within their marriages, speculating that some seek out younger women who can fulfill their desires for certain sexual practices.

While these allegations have yet to be substantiated, Prophet Oduro’s comments have reignited discussions about the need for accountability and ethical conduct among Ghanaian leaders.