A fetish priest has been arrested by the Holy Spirit after attempting to challenge a man of God in Sefwi-Wiawso.
The fetish priest identified as Sule Habuga, who is a Beninese was captured by the power of God when he tried to take the life of a pastor Apostle John Obeng Kesse who is the head of The Church of Pentecost.
The incident was said to have happened during a church service led by Apostle John Obeng Kesse.
It is reported that after Sule the fetish priest, stormed the church to use his ‘juju’ on him as witness revealed that he fired three spiritual shots at the pastor but all proved futile.
After unsuccessful attempts, the popular fetish priest decided to run away from the auditorium but could not escape due to the presence of the Holy Spirit. He indicated that he was trapped by fire at the gates which, he said, was also around the entire church building.
The Area Head who had had an intuition about the whole development made an altar call in the middle of the service. However, nobody responded to the call. According to reports, the Area Head specifically walked to this unknown person (Sule Habuga) who was in “Rasta hairdo” and told him to give his life to Christ. Realising that he has been overpowered by the Holy Spirit, Sule knelt down to accept Christ and was prayed for. During the prayers, the evil spirits began to manifest violently but with the help of some pastors and elders, he was overpowered and fell to the ground powerlessly.
He later vomited a copper ring he had swallowed when he was given water to drink. He was baptised shortly after the prayers and after coming out of the water, Sule had a supernatural encounter of seeing the heavens opened to him and saw many people in shiny clothes moving about.
He then gave out his idols and amulets to be burnt by Overseer Robert Dwumah, the District Minister of Ackaakrom District, and some elders. He has since been baptised in the Holy Spirit and fellowships at Graceland Assembly.
Sule now shares his newfound faith in Christ and the peace that he is enjoying. He stated: “Now I don’t walk in fear any longer.”
