Founder of Reign House Chapel International, Prophet Eric Boahen Uche, has rejected allegations that his financial status was built through money laundering or fraudulent activities, describing such claims as baseless.

Addressing his congregation during a church service, the preacher said his wealth is a result of divine favour and not proceeds from any illegal operation. He challenged anyone with doubts about his finances to allow the appropriate authorities to investigate.

“I would be somewhere, and I heard some people said I was into money laundering. Me? Me Yaw Boahen? They said someone is transferring funds into my accounts. Me?” he queried.

Prophet Uche, who is also known as Yaw Boahen, called on the police and anti-fraud institutions to examine his financial records if they believe there is evidence of wrongdoing.

“All the security and anti-fraud agencies can check my accounts and see if I am into any of that. They can come. I don’t even like anything illegal,” he stated.

The pastor argued that society sometimes struggles to accept that people can achieve financial success through legitimate means, adding that some critics quickly associate wealth with criminal activities.

“When God has blessed you, they will say you’re into fraud and money laundering. They think God can’t bless you,” he added.

Prophet Eric Boahen Uche maintained that he has never engaged in illegal financial activities and remains open to any lawful scrutiny of his finances. His remarks come amid growing public conversations in Ghana about the sources of wealth of high-profile individuals.

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Source: Yvonne Nyarko Agyemang