Ghanaian gospel musician Florence Obinim has reportedly taken her husband, Bishop Daniel Obinim, to court over their divorce settlement, seeking a one-time payment of GH¢2 million, a monthly allowance of GH¢10,000 and ownership of several properties.
According to details of the reported court proceedings, Florence is seeking a financial settlement alongside a number of assets she wants included in the division of their marital properties.
Her demands include a one-time payment of GH¢2 million, plus a monthly allowance of GH¢10,000.
She is also reportedly seeking ownership of her husband’s church in Tema, a guest house, a residential property in Barcelona, Spain, and an apartment in Accra, alongside other assets
The reports have drawn attention to the marital dispute involving gospel musician and Bishop Daniel Obinim, leader of International God’s Way Church, who is widely known for his activities in Ghana’s religious community.
Florence Obinim is recognised for her gospel music ministry, while her husband has built a public profile through his church leadership, preaching and controversial public appearances.
The reported divorce settlement has the potential to attract considerable public interest, given the couple’s prominence in Ghana’s religious and entertainment circles.
Financial arrangements, property ownership and maintenance obligations can become major issues in divorce proceedings, particularly when substantial assets are involved. However, the specific terms of any settlement will depend on the claims presented and the applicable legal process.
It is important to note that the reported demands represent claims attributed to Florence Obinim and should not be interpreted as a final court ruling or confirmation that the properties and payments have been awarded to her
Further details regarding Bishop Daniel Obinim’s response, the court’s position and the eventual outcome of the reported proceedings remain to be established.
