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Bishop Dag-Heward Mills Apologizes To The Asantehene After His 20-year-old ‘Critical Sermon’ Was Misinterpreted

Bishop Dag Heward-Mills has rendered an unqualified apology to Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, after his 20-year old sermon was misinterpreted.

According to the popular televangelist and leader of the Lighthouse Chapel International, Otumfuo’s reign as a king has not impacted positively of the Asante people in terms of development.

The leaked audio recording angered some indigenes of the Ashanti Kingdom, who demanded the man of God apologises for his demeaning comments against the Asantehene.

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“I am deeply saddened that a message I shared at a conference, nearly 20 years ago, has been taken out of its context and circulated by persons who have previously declared that they will maliciously cause our churches in Kumasi to be closed down,” the preacher said in his apology letter.

Dag Heward-Mills admitted in his apology letter that indeed the traditional leader brought development to his people.

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According to him, the accomplishments of Otumfuo are “evident and manifest for all to see.”

He said: “His Majesty Otumfuo Nana Osei Tutu II, who is the Chancellor of KNUST and supporter of education, has helped develop the infrastructure of 788 schools; built 40 complete 6 Unit classroom blocks and donated over 1 million desks.”

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