Nigel Gaisie appeals to Obinim, Ogyaba and other pastors to end public feuds
Founder and General Overseer of Prophetic Hill Chapel, Prophet Nigel Gaisie has appealed to Bishop Daniel Obinim, Prophet Ogyaba and other Christian leaders to end their public disputes, calling for unity and leadership within Ghana’s pastoral community. In a strongly worded message, the founder and leader of Prophetic Hill Chapel questioned the absence of a […]
Prophet Nigel Gaisie, leader of Prophetic Hill Chapel, has called upon Ghana's pastors and leaders to put an end to their public disagreements and foster unity within the Church. In his impassioned plea, he questioned the absence of a prominent figure who could advocate for peace and restore harmony. Gaisie expressed his concern about the lack of love and leadership within the Church, urging apostles, prophets, pastors, teachers, and evangelists to intervene in resolving the tensions.
He recounted a personal experience where he was on the verge of taking legal action but chose to drop the charges in light of the damage caused to his reputation and the broader Church community. Gaisie implored the involved parties to set aside their differences for the sake of the Kingdom, the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the people who look up to them.
He expressed his worry over an alleged opposition to Pastor Elvis Agyemang's Alpha Hour ministry, emphasizing that Christian leaders should concentrate on advancing the work of the Kingdom instead of engaging in conflicts. Adhering to the principle of biblical unity, Gaisie affirmed that no pastor or prophet should be brought down by the destructive machinations of others within the same Christian community.
His appeal unfolded during a period of public disputes between prophets Obinim and Ogyaba, in which damning secrets and allegations were publicly unveiled.
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