Ghanaian socialite Frank Kwaku Appiah, popularly known as Appiah Stadium, has issued a strong warning to Prophet Eric Boahen Uche, founder of Reign House Chapel International, demanding that he publicly identify the Ghana Football Association official who allegedly visited him after his controversial prophecy about the Black Stars.

The controversy began after Prophet Eric Uche claimed during a church gathering that he had received a divine revelation showing Ghana’s senior national football team would fail to win any of their group-stage matches at the tournament. The prophecy quickly went viral and triggered widespread debate among football fans and social media users.

However, the narrative changed completely after the Black Stars secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory against Panama in their opening match. Following the win, many critics mocked the preacher online, accusing him of delivering a false prophecy.

Amid the backlash, Ghanaian spiritual leader Bishop Kwabena Asiamah, widely known as Ajagurajah, stepped into the matter and defended Prophet Uche. According to him, certain officials within the Ghana Football Association secretly contacted the preacher after his prophecy became public in an attempt to spiritually reverse the prediction.

“When he shared the prophecy about the Black Stars, some executives from the Ghana Football Association went to meet him. After the meeting, he intervened and changed the whole situation. Now people are insulting him on social media, and he has gone online explaining himself. I don’t know why he keeps bothering himself,” Ajagurajah stated.

Speaking during an interview on RTV Ghana, Appiah Stadium intensified the drama by openly challenging Prophet Uche to reveal the identity of the alleged GFA official involved in the matter. According to the outspoken socialite, he possesses confidential information about the preacher and is fully prepared to make it public if the pastor refuses to speak.

“I challenge Prophet Uche: if he fails to mention the name of the GFA official who allegedly approached him to change his prophecy from Ghana losing to Ghana winning, I will reveal a secret and expose him,” Appiah Stadium stated.

So far, Prophet Eric Boahen Uche has not publicly disclosed the identity of the alleged football official, while the Ghana Football Association has also remained silent on the claims.

Watch the video below:

🇬🇭 “Name the GFA official who asked you to pray for the Black Stars’ victory or I’ll expose you!”

— Appiah Stadium challenges Prophet Uche. pic.twitter.com/pdQR2G6777

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Source: Yvonne Nyarko Agyemang