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Holy spirit was in charge of ‘wee’ deliverance – Rev Obofour to police officers

Holy spirit was in charge of ‘wee’ deliverance – Rev Obofour to police officers

The founder of Anointed Chapel Palace International, Reverend Francis Antwi alias Obofour has told police officers that he was in the spiritual realm when he asked a member of a church to smoke a substance suspected to be narcotics in the presence of the congregation.

He claims he was directed by the Holy Spirit and that he did not see the young man smoke the substance in the church.

Rev Obofour was on Thursday [October 31, 2019] invited by the Accra Regional Police Command following a directive by the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr James Oppong-Boanuh after a video of the "wee deliverance" went viral and generated public discussion, reports Graphic Online’s crime reporter in Accra, Emelia Ennin Abbey.

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In a bid to deliver the said church member of an evil spirit during a church service, Rev Obofour made him smoke the substance.

During the service, Rev. Obofour asked if anyone in the Church auditorium had marijuana [wee], and a man elected to step forward and produced a small box, which he claimed contained one roll of wee.

Rev Obofour asked the man to light the substance and smoke for him to verify if it was truly ‘wee’ so he could deliver him from the smoking habit.

The man obliged by smoking the banned substance openly in the church.

The video [below] of the incident has since been published online.

The said miracle has generated public discussion and therefore on Thursday, October 31, 2019, the Accra Regional Police Command extended an invitation to Rev Obofour to assist with investigations, reports Graphic Online's crime reporter in Accra, Emelia Ennin Abbey.

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This is because marijuana [wee] is a banned substance in Ghana.

Read also: Rev. Obofour's ‘wee’ deliverance 'lands' police trouble

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