Youth cautioned against joining occult groups for quick money
The Open Arms Ministry commemorated Ghana's 11th Spiritual Independence Day Celebration with a call on the youth to stay away from occult groups that are openly soliciting for membership and promising to make them get rich quickly. Apostle Kofi Nkansah-Sarkodie, also known as Saint Sark, the head pastor, stated at a press conference in Kumasi that "there is no free lunch" on this earth, explaining that the rituals and sacrifices associated with such groups outweigh their promised benefits.
Saint Sark noted that these secret societies are now openly soliciting members due to the youth's inordinate desire for quick wealth. He also condemned "concert party pastors" for diluting the work of God with football predictions during the just-ended World Cup tournament, emphasizing that Jesus Christ does not support gambling. Additionally, Saint Sark condemned "Prophets of the Nation" and "Kingmakers" who demand money or valuables from politicians, stating that Jesus Christ does not need money from anyone. He also mentioned having predicted in 2024 that Bernard Antwi Boasiako, also known as Chairman Wontumi, would go to jail.
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A Ghanaian ministry has issued a strong warning to the nation's youth regarding the increasing public solicitation by occult groups promising rapid
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