Robest GH, the Ghanaian TikTok personality known for his resemblance to musician King Promise, has accused the Ghana Police Service and spiritual leader Ajagurajah of being behind the hacking of his social media accounts.
In a video, Robest claimed the two parties were responsible for compromising his accounts, though he did not provide further details on how the alleged hacking occurred or what evidence supports the claim.
The accusation adds to a turbulent recent history between Robest and Ajagurajah. Robest had previously said Ajagurajah was behind his arrest, explaining in a video titled “Ajagurajah got me ARRESTED” why he had stepped back from social media.
Ajagurajah, born Bishop Kwabena Asiamah, later addressed a related dispute involving Robest, saying he had forgiven the lookalike following an incident described as an insult and attack directed at him, and separately outlined a list of items, including cows, lice, and fingernails, he claimed were needed to reverse an alleged spiritual curse affecting the young lookalike.
Robest has also had previous, widely publicized run-ins with Ghana Police, including a 2023 incident in which he was arrested live on TikTok, an event some observers at the time questioned as a possible publicity stunt.
Neither the Ghana Police Service nor Ajagurajah has issued a public response to the latest hacking allegation.
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