Well-known and controversial Ghanaian prophet Nigel Gaisie has lastly smoked peace pipe using the Member of Parliament for Assin Central. Nigel Gaisie that is the founder and chief of the Prophetic Hill Church has not been in the good textbooks of the Assin Central MEGA-PIXEL for sometime now right after he decided to expose exactly what he calls “fake Prophets”. The two have been exchanging words and phrases through various mediums at any time the opportunity avails itself using the recent one being Nigel Gaisie cursing the Person in Parliament. But in a article shared on social media, Nigel Gaisie indicated that he offers smoked peace pipe using the lawmaker. He expressed pleasure that he had been able to satisfy the businessman indicating that what is forward is bigger. Read Their Statement Here In the past due evening of yesterday, tenth February 2022.. I frequented Honorable Kennedy Agyapong, the particular Assin Central Constituency parliamentarianRight Rev. Doc. Nana Anyani – Boadum the presiding bishop of the Jesus Era ministry and one of the top pentecostal fathers in Ghana, facilitated this important conference on my request. Reputable Agyapong welcomed us warmly and showed a lot of magnanimity.. Honorable Rev. S. Nited kingdom BoafoThe former minister designed for Chieftancy, Religion and Tradition andElder Oppong Bio had been in the meeting, we had the fruitful discussion and the father’s advised me appropriately. Peace is the ultimate that will as a Christian one must always look for. What is ahead is very important and another must always be guided to find that and protect it totally. Mattew5vrs9…. *Blessed are the serenity makers for they shall be the children of God’God Bless Ghana. God Bless Prophetic Hill Chapel. And most specifically my fathersDr. Anyani- BoadumHonorable Rev S. K BoafoElder Oppong BioHonorable Kennedy AgyapongAnd my Able Team*The Christ Agenda, YEHOWAH)God Bless.. PNGSource: MyNewsGh. com/ 2022Send your own news stories to [email protected] and through WhatsApp on +233 202452509Related Topics: FeatureGhana