Evangelist Emmanuel Addai, once notorious for a series of sensational online attacks on prominent religious figures, has made a public apology to Archbishop Adonteng Boateng, ending a six-year-long feud.
Addai gained prominence around 2018–2019 for his dramatic online exposés, often accusing high-profile individuals, including respected pastors, of spiritual misconduct. During this period, Archbishop Boateng was one of Addai’s main targets, with the preacher publicly labeled in derogatory terms.
After years of silence and estrangement, Addai took a reconciliatory step by visiting Archbishop Boateng’s church in the United States last Sunday. Congregants witnessed the moment he approached the pulpit, bowed his head, and expressed remorse for the defamatory statements he had made.
The Archbishop received the apology graciously, and the two men shook hands, exchanged pleasantries, and agreed to move forward peacefully, signaling the end of a long-standing dispute.
