Obra show: Lady demands pubic hair from ‘self-acclaimed pastor’ after failed spiritual deliverance
A 27-year-old lady is demanding her pubic hairs from a man who allegedly exploited her sexually under the guise of spiritual deliverance. Felicia Sorr, who appeared on Nhyira FM Obra show on Wednesday November 5, 2026, accused Thomas for shaving and collecting hairs from her private part for a spiritual direction. According to Felicia, she […]
A 27-year-old woman, Felicia Sorr, is demanding her pubic hairs back from a man who allegedly sexually exploited her under the pretense of spiritual deliverance. On Nhyira FM's Obra show on Wednesday, November 5, 2026, Felicia accused Thomas of shaving and collecting her pubic hair for a spiritual purpose. She claimed she had sought help at the Anointed Palace Chapel branch in Kumasi, meeting another man named David who introduced her to Thomas.
David told Felicia she had been betrothed to marine spirits, necessitating deliverance to break free from this spiritual entrapment. David then arranged for Thomas to assist her. On the Obra show, Felicia recounted that Thomas, whom she described as a 'self-acclaimed pastor,' asked her to meet him at a hotel in Asuoyeboah, IPT area.
There, he allegedly forced her to undress, shaved her pubic hair, and collected it, all while performing rituals. Felicia accused Thomas of sexually assaulting her twice during their overnight stay at the hotel and wasting a total of 2,000 cedis she had paid him for spiritual guidance. Responding to these allegations on the show, Thomas admitted that David had introduced Felicia to him, despite the fact that he was married with two children.
He denied being a pastor, stating that the sexual encounter with Felicia was consensual. Thomas returned the shaved pubic hair to Felicia, but she refused to accept it, citing that the hair appeared different from the original sample. Following these negotiations, Thomas was directed to refund the GH₵2,000, which he initially paid, giving back GH₵1,000 immediately and promising to settle the remaining amount within two weeks.
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