Founder of the Believers Worship Centre, Adom Kyei-Dua
The founder of the Believers Worship Centre, Adom Kyei-Dua, has finally explained his special Sobolo, Powder, and ‘Yesu Mogya’ products sold at his church.
Kyei-Dua clarified that none of these products are medicinal, disputing the wild misconception, public perception and the myth that has surrounded the products.
During a sermon at his Philadelphia temple, Adom Kyei-Dua explained that members who use the products have testimonies because their bodies have been purged of sins since they encountered him.
“Note that the powder is not medicinal, oil or grace cream is not medicinal, sobolo is not medicinal, Yesu Mogya is also not medicinal,” he clarified in an online video.
Adom Kyei-Dua’s clarification comes amid growing concerns about myths and misconceptions surrounding his products.
There have been rumours that many patients with diabetes and hypertension have turned to Kyei-Dua’s sobolo and Yesu Mogya.
Some believe these products have replaced prescribed medications like nifedipine, losartan, and metformin in many homes due to the belief that they can cure all kinds of diseases.
Early this week, it was reported that a Ghanaian woman in Canada died following an extended fast and overreliance on Adom Kyei-Dua’s Yesu Mogya.
Many consider the clarification timely, given the strong public misconception about his products.
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