Rev. Isaac Obofour has addressed the intense backlashes he encountered following his presence at a viral All-Black Party that recently took place in Kumasi.
Netizens criticized the Anointed Palace Chapel founder after he was spotted among the dignitaries that graced the event which hosted a majority of Ghanaian influencers, slay queens, and secular artistes.
Aside from being captured among such an audience, Rev. Obofour was seen on stage, spraying stacks of cash on one of the musicians who performed at the event.
However, in a video making rounds on social media, he has finally shared the motive behind his actions.
Touching on how he ended up at such a place after a harmless invite from his childhood friend who was organizing the party, Obofour said,
“Exactly a week ago, my very good, rich, and down-to-earth friend invited me to a party. He is the CEO of Ridge Condos. He invited me to his party. I am laying emphasis on a party. He asked me to come because we are childhood friends and if you meet this man, he is so down to earth. he relates to his workers well and is a true reflection of godliness. He gives hope to the hopeless.
“We are putting up some huge projects in Techiman, so we got back to Kumasi and he told me that he is having an All-Black party that evening so I should come keep him company. I’m talking about a party and not a nightclub. I was at his office upstairs and he gave me a nice treat. Later, we descended to the party grounds and we met Nana B and Taabea Bitters CEO. I was with these people and we sat at a table together. I am very much aware of the presence of top bloggers, influencers, and co, yet, because I have nothing to hide, I was there.”
Rev. Obofour averred that out of the many reactions he chanced on; he was really shocked about claims that he was at a nightclub.
“I saw countless captions that I was at a nightclub. How? If you hate me, don’t destroy my name. don’t say what you don’t know. Even if I was at a nightclub, and so what?” he said.
According to him, most of his problems in life so far, stemmed from associating himself with his colleague pastors, adding that he (Obofour) will only go where he is accepted.
“Jesus went where he was accepted. I always say that almost all the problems I have had in my life were championed by pastors. These are pastors I respected so much and held in high esteem. A time came and they teamed up against me. Some of them wanted me to go to jail for nothing. They just wanted to bring me down,” he stressed.
