Dreaded Fetish Priest Kwaku Bonsam's Prophecy On Jesus One Touch

On Monday June 13, 2011, News-One carried on exclusive on its front page in which dreaded fetish priest, Nana Kwaku Bonsam said he would be visiting the incarcerated Prophet Kofi Yirenkyi aka Jesus One Touch at the Nsawam Prisons.

Bonsam, in that interview, also stated categorically that the Man of God would not serve even up to five years in prison.

“I saw it in a vision and when I consulted my deities, they all confirmed that Jesus One Touch would come out of the Nsawam very soon, after which many hidden plots would be known. I am planning to visit him at the Nsawam Prisons at the end of this month. If his friends who call themselves pastors are now laughing at him because he is in prison, I would not laugh at him, I would visit him and tell him the vision I saw about him,” Bonsam started.

News-One, reproduces the exclusive:

Jesus One Touch Won’t do 10 years: Bonsam

News-one has heard that idol worshipper Kwaku Bonsam has made plans to visit Prophet Nana Kofi Yirenkyi aka Jesus One touch, leader of Jesus Blood Prophetic Ministry, who was sentenced to 10 years’ imprisonment in hard labour for defiling his 19 year-old daughter.

He was accused of repeatedly raping his 10-year-old daughter every day before going to church and them using a white handkerchief to wipe the sexual fluids, which he took with him to the church. He pleaded not guilty.

The prophet has only done some five months in prison and in what seems to be a rather unexpected development, Bonsam, the fetish priest, says his gods have told him that the Man of God will not serve even up to five years in prison.

“I saw it in a vision and when I consulted my deities, they all confirmed that Jesus One touch would come out of Nsawam very soon, after which many hidden plots would be known. I am planning to visit him at Nsawam Prisons at the end of this month. If his friends who call themselves pastors are now laughing at him because he is in prison, I would not laugh at him. I would visit him and tell him the vision I saw about him,” Bonsam told News-One in Twi.

When asked if the imprisoned prophet was really guilty or was framed up, Bonsam said he would leave that for Jesus One Touch and his conscience.

Below are excerpts of the conversation between Kwaku Bonsam (KB) and News-One (NP):

NO: What if you get to Nsawam Prisons and Jesus One Touch says he does not want to see you?

KB: I would return home and share whatever gifts I had for him to orphans. I would not be angry or surprised. I have seen too much discrimination from pastors.

NO: What about the other pastor, Kumchacha? Was he also guilty or he was framed up?

KB: (Laughs) I hear he was trying to use his penis to remove a demon from the vagina of someone’s wife in a hotel room but he says it was a frame up. (Still laughing) As for temptations they would come your way but it is left with you to avoid them. How can a pastor who has a church building decide to have consultations in a hotel room and be there with a lady and then when something happens, he turns round to say it was a frame up?

Was he framed up to enter the hotel room? I don’t want to say anything about him to sound as if I am always attacking pastors but some of them just like getting themselves into difficult situations.

NO: For some time now, you have gone very quiet, as if your powers are finished.

KB: (Laughs again) Spiritual powers do not get finished. You only have to do the right things to keep them active. It is true I have been quite. You see, the Bible says in 1 Conrinthians 13:11 that when I was a child, I talked like a child; I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I stopped and behaved like a man. My silence is because I have seen too many things in life and have learnt that there is no need to talk plenty if you want to remain spiritually strong.

NO: Thanks Nana, for the interview. I have to leave.

KB: Oh, wait and let me show you some powers so that you can tell your readers that I am still Kwaku Bonsam.

NO: Nana is okay. I know you are still Nana.

KB: But I have to show you something.

NO: Nana it is okay. I have to go.

KB: hmmm. That is how all the journalists now behave towards me. It makes me sad.

NO: Nana thanks for the interview. We would pass by some other time.

KB: Ok.

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