The founder and spiritual leader of the Ajagurajah Movement, Bishop Kwabena Boakye Asiamah, has stirred fresh debate on social media after making a startling claim about the condition of self-acclaimed King Promise look-alike, Robest, who is reportedly battling mental illness.
Speaking on the matter, Bishop Asiamah alleged that Robest’s healing requires unusual spiritual conditions to be met by his family. According to him, the family must present 100 cows and the toenail of a lizard before complete healing can take place.
The controversial statement has quickly gone viral, with many Ghanaians expressing mixed reactions. While some followers believe the spiritual leader’s claims should be taken seriously, others have questioned the basis of such requirements, sparking heated discussions across social media platforms.
Robest, who gained public attention for his striking resemblance to Ghanaian singer King Promise, has recently become the subject of concern following reports about his mental health.
As the conversation continues, many are calling for compassion toward Robest and his family while emphasizing the importance of professional medical care alongside any personal or spiritual beliefs.
The latest comments from Bishop Kwabena Boakye Asiamah have once again placed the Ajagurajah Movement at the center of public discussion, adding another chapter to the ongoing debate about the role of spirituality in addressing mental health challenges.