Ghanaian prophet Bishop Kwabena Asiamah, also known as Ajagurajah, has provided a detailed explanation as to why Black Sherif may have chosen to join a cult. According to Prophet Ajagurajah, he believes Black Sherif needs to protect himself from the negative energies of Ghanaians. In a TikTok video, he also shed light on the presence of a demonic creature seen in the background at Black Sherif's concert.
During an interview with Andy Dosty on Adom TV, Bishop Kwabena Asiamah, the founder and leader of the Ajagurajah Movement, expressed his support for Black Sherif's utilization of satanic symbols. He emphasized the importance of famous individuals safeguarding themselves against evil forces.
Prophet Ajagurajah, renowned for his spiritual teachings, clarified that the image displayed at Black Sherif's concert in the United States represented the demon Azazel. According to him, Azazel is a fallen angel who descended to Earth to impart knowledge of makeup, enchantments, and magic. He further mentioned that Azazel was one of the angelic guards who engaged in relationships with women, as described in the Book of Enoch.
Prophet Ajagurajah continued by stating that it is beneficial for Black Sherif to be part of a cult, offering his support and encouraging him to dedicate himself to it. He believes that Ghanaian spirits have a tendency to bring people down, and thus, being involved in a cult may serve as a form of protection.
The video explaining the demon Azazel in the backdrop of Black Sherif's US concert garnered various reactions from Ghanaians. Many viewers shared their knowledge of Azazel, providing additional insights into its nature, while others humorously commented on the spiritual leader's message.
In other news, Prophet Kwabena Asiamah disclosed his personal experience of trying to evade his spiritual calling. He recounted the hardships he faced, including doing menial jobs such as washing cars and sleeping in garages to make ends meet. He revealed that he had even left his hometown to seek opportunities in Accra.