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    Netizens slam Prophet Boahen-Uche over remarks on Ama Endorsed’s death

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    Netizens slam Prophet Boahen-Uche over remarks on Ama Endorsed’s death


    Prophet Eric Boahen-Uche, the founder of Reign House Chapel International Prophet Eric Boahen-Uche, the founder of Reign House Chapel International

    Prophet Eric Boahen-Uche, founder of Reign House Chapel International, is facing widespread backlash on social media following controversial remarks about the sudden death of social media influencer and entrepreneur, Ama Endorsed.

    In the wake of her passing on April 17, 2025, the prophet suggested that the 29-year-old—popularly known as The Lady Carpenter—might still be alive if she had been under the spiritual guidance of a prophet.

    According to him, a prophet’s role as a spiritual guide and intercessor could have prevented such a tragic outcome.

    “Prophets provide a unique form of protection. It’s unlikely that someone under the special protection of a prophet would meet such a fate,” he stated, adding that her death might have been caused by someone close to her, possibly out of envy.

    His comments, however, have not been well received by the public.

    Many netizens have taken to social media to call out Prophet Boahen-Uche, questioning the logic behind his claim and accusing him of exploiting a tragedy to promote himself.

    “So none of his church members have died since he started his ministry? That’s great, then,” one user sarcastically commented.

    “Masa, they should gerrout… everyday prophet.”

    Others pointed to renowned pastors who have also suffered personal losses, including Reverend Eastwood Anaba, who tragically lost his children in an accident during an Easter convention.

    “Those baby pastors who have turned church into business and deceived baby Christians should let us think in this country. Reverend Eastwood Anaba lost all of his children in a glory accident during an Easter Convention some years ago—so what’s he saying?”

    “Christians don’t die? Even young pastors get into accidents and die. What’s he really saying?” another wrote.

    “This is what I hate about some of these pastors. Everyone will die, regardless of age or prayers. Having Jesus isn’t enough now? We need a prophet for extra protection?” one user lamented.

    “Hope prophets’ family members don’t die??”

    “With prayer or not, nobody can escape death, and no prophet can save anybody from dying. If a prophet ‘saves’ you from death, then your time wasn’t up yet. But that doesn’t mean we should stop praying.”

    AM/KA

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