A Ghanaian pastor has made startling revelations about the occult practices of some prominent prophets in Ghana, linking them to the recent accident that claimed the life of Prophet Salifu Amoako's son.

In an exclusive interview, the pastor claimed that some prominent prophets in Ghana have compromised their spiritual integrity by secretly collaborating with occult groups, demanding human blood sacrifices.

The pastor shared a personal experience where he was approached by a prominent prophet who owns a TV and radio station, offering him material wealth, including cars and a grand church auditorium, to join a blood occult group.

Key Points:

- Pastor links Amoako's son's accident to occult practices
- Prominent prophets allegedly collaborate with occult groups
- Pastor shares personal experience of attempted recruitment
- Occult group demands human blood sacrifices

The pastor's revelations have sparked controversy and raised questions about the involvement of some religious leaders in occult practices.