Outspoken Ghanaian cleric Prophet Kofi Oduro has launched a scathing attack on Bishop Daniel Obinim, strongly condemning him for using his church platform to publicly disgrace his wife, Florence Obinim.
The fiery leader of Alabaster International Ministry did not mince words during a recent sermon, describing Obinim’s actions as entirely unacceptable and a grave disrespect to the institution of marriage.
Prophet Kofi Oduro expressed deep disapproval over how Bishop Obinim chose to handle his private marital issues in front of his congregation. He argued that the pulpit is a sacred space meant for preaching the gospel, not a tool for humiliating a spouse.
In a highly charged moment during his sermon, Prophet Oduro launched a direct insult at the controversial preacher:
“Bishop Obinim is just a stupid, mad man for using the pulpit to shame his wife, Florence Obinim.”
The blistering remarks have fast become a major talking point across various social media platforms. The incident has reignited a broader public debate regarding the boundaries of pastoral conduct and church leadership.
Netizens are currently divided, with many strongly agreeing with Prophet Oduro that personal and marital conflicts should remain strictly private and far away from the altar.
Others, however, are discussing the bluntness of Prophet Oduro’s delivery and whether such harsh language was appropriate from a fellow minister.
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