- Prophet Nigel Gaisie says Kennedy Agyapong’s attacks led to his son being labelled “the son of a murderer” abroad.
- Gaisie believes the feud was triggered by his prophecy about John Mahama’s return to power.
- He claims the attacks affected other prophets and allegedly contributed to one pastor’s death.
- The prophet called for restraint and accountability in public discourse.
- The incident has reignited debate over the intersection of politics, prophecy, and personal reputation.
Prophet Nigel Gaisie has revealed the personal toll of his public feud with Kennedy Agyapong, describing how the former MP’s repeated attacks led to his son being labelled “the son of a murderer” while studying abroad.
Speaking on Asempa FM’s Ekosiisen on September 9, 2025, the Founder of Prophetic Hill Chapel said the insults directed at him didn’t just damage his reputation — they deeply affected his family. According to Gaisie, the verbal assaults created a ripple effect that reached his son in London, where peers allegedly confronted him with the accusation.
“This has deeply affected my family,” Gaisie said. “What have I done to deserve this? Simply because I prophesied that Mahama would become president.”
He believes the hostility from Agyapong was triggered by that prophecy, despite the fact that the politician had claimed not to know him personally. Gaisie also alleged that the attacks contributed to fear among other prophets and even claimed one pastor died as a result of the pressure.
The incident has reignited debate over the impact of political rhetoric on religious leaders and their families, raising questions about the boundaries of public criticism and the emotional cost of high-profile feuds.
