Timothy Egger
Popular Ghanaian preacher, Prophet Nanasei Opoku-Sarkodie, has said the devil is influencing marriages and husbands through the latest trending news about a football star, Hakimi, allegedly giving his mother the legal rights to his properties.
An article sighted on Pulse, claimed that during a divorce settlement, the footballer’s wife, Hiba Abouk, was shocked upon hearing that her husband had none of his properties in his name.
According to the unverified article sighted on Pulse, a French magazine, First Mag, published that Hakimi had placed all his properties in his mother’s name and had no properties to his name after his wife requested some properties during their divorce settlement.
The latest to comment is Prophet Opoku-Sarkodie, who stated that it was wrong for Christians to place their mothers over their wives in relationships. According to him, when a man and a woman find each other, they become one.
In a video sighted on Ghanaian blogger Sammy Kay Media’s Instagram page on April 16th, 2023, the prophet added that the devil planned every trend on the internet to cause confusion and separation among the children and of God.
He added that the latest trend surrounding Hakimi would influence men to hide their properties and treat women badly.
Prophet Opoku-Sarkodie said some men would even choose to have kids with women and leave them with nothing.
Watch the video below:
Fans react to Prophet Opoku-Sarkodie’s comments on Hakimi’s divorce
Some Ghanaians took to Instagram to weigh in on Prophet Sarkodie’s comment, with many criticising him for his take on the issue.
prince_charisma commented:
Did Hakimi tell him that the girl laboured with her ?? This Pastor kraaa oh, we were here. Same Pastors said social media is Satanic, but now they are doing tiktok Live and Facebook Live. Oh, let’s be
dkbghana commented:
Too many men have lost their wealth, properties etc., through these stupid divorce laws!
manixucess commented:
Men always defend women eeeiiii . The thing is, if Eno happens to you, u dey think differently.
