How a pastor hired 20-year-old lady to act as a witch for money

The Bible strictly warned of the signs of the end time, which clearly indicates that in the last days, there would be fake pastors and miracle workers and many who call him lord but are not his servants.

This scripture in the Bible seems to be manifesting in today’s Christian worship as the rate at which “fake” prophets are evolving and people craving for signs and wonders is very alarming and a cause to worry.

Many Christians have developed the habit of demanding miracles from their pastors which explains why they end up being conned by these pastors they so much trust and revere.

 Most of these fake pastors are capitalising on the weaknesses of their followers by conspiring with people to forge sickness or claim to be in difficulties so they can publicly perform miracles and gain more attention.

This is exactly what happened to a 20-year-old woman.

The nursing trainee student, narrating her story on Accra-based Vision 1 FM, said she was invited by her friend to pose like a witch for the pastor to heal her in order to prove his powers and “win more souls”.

She said her friend, Comfort Ayorkor Hayford has been doing the “miracle acting” business for long and also recruits others into the act.

“My friend called and asked me if I can do the job she does on TV. I told her I can’t do it because I know what she’s doing isn’t right. I don’t want to kill my dream of becoming a nurse so I’ve always declined her invitation,” she said.

She explained, “The day I went with her to the church, something strange happened. I rushed and entered a taxi to meet her when I received her call. She took me to the church and I did exactly what I was told to do.”

She believes she could not have conceded to the demand of her friend and the pastor, if not for the fact that she was under some sort of influence.

“We bought fura and after eating I got lost in my senses and then joined my friend and her boyfriend in the taxi they came with. I believe they have a link with the taxi driver. I didn’t know what I did until people who saw me on Fire TV started calling and asking me about it,” she stressed.


                                            Listen to her full story in the video below


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