The Member of Parliament for North Tongu constituency, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has descended again on the founder of Power Chapel Worldwide, Rev. Victor Kusi Boateng.

The clergyman recently questioned the audacity of an unknown person who called to threaten him over the phone. He wondered why the caller was not scared of him despite the miraculous things God does through him.

This statement was published by GhanaWeb.com in a story titled, “'You call to threaten a whole me; are you not scared of me?' – Rev. Kusi Boateng.”

Reacting to this story on his X page, Okudzeto Ablakwa sarcastically agreed with the clergyman, and urged his many followers to fear Rev. Kusi Boateng.

Explaining why there was a need to fear the clergyman, Okudzeto said, Rev. Kusi Boateng is the only Ghanaian to have two operational Tax Identification Numbers, two Identification cards and has been able to make useless billions of dollars of digitalisation facilities.

“As for this one, he is right — we all must be scared of him. The only human being in the whole wide world to be born by two mothers; the only person to be born twice on December 30, 1969 and September 07, 1971."

“The only Ghanaian with two functional Tax Identification Numbers. The only citizen who makes nonsense of billions of dollars spent on so-called digitalization aimed at combating identity fraud,” parts of Okudzeto’s tweet on X read.

The legislator continued to compare Rev. Kusi Boateng to the biblical Melchizedek and warned that all who do not fear him do so at their own risk.

He wrote, “Those Ghanaians refusing to fear this wonder man who makes principalities in high places look like toddlers, a mystery man who surpasses biblical Melchizedek — you should all better go read about this legend, and in your own interest, stop calling to threaten him.”

Read the whole tweet here:

As for this one, he is right — we all must be scared of him.

The only human being in the whole wide world to be born by two mothers; the only person to be born twice on December 30, 1969 and September 07, 1971; the only Ghanaian to receive a diplomatic passport from government… pic.twitter.com/9G9ORnp0Pp

— Sam Okudzeto Ablakwa (@S_OkudzetoAblak) August 3, 2024