Sonnie Badu, a well-known gospel performer from Ghana, implied that Christian Atsu’s untimely death was caused spiritually by unidentified people.
The “Covenant Keeping God” singer claimed that the earthquake was just a cover for the player’s death in statements he made following his death.
Sonnie Badu thinks that even though Christian Atsu’s death was the result of a natural disaster, he was actually murdered and haunted.
Although his tweet was contentious, Sonnie Badu supported the local beliefs of many Ghanaians who think that a young person’s death like Christian Atsu couldn’t have been an accident.
The evil family and friends who allegedly planned Christian Atsu’s sudden death by orchestrating an earthquake that shook parts of Turkey and Syria so it would look natural were referred to as “yaanom” in the local dialect.
Sir, it might be true, but refrain from getting involved in such matters, wrote JneoRGE Please don’t let them treat you badly.
Osofo wrote in Machala You seem to be trying to get a lot of attention for yourself, so I don’t think it’s worth your time to talk about this in this way. Rom 12:15 says, “Rejoice with the joyful, and weep with the weeping.” Sir, the main thing is wisdom, and it must be demonstrated.
You ought to know better, you pastor. Describe yaanom. You want to accuse everything of being witchcraft. Why are some Africans among you like that? No better and ask God for the perspicacity spirit. – Agyei
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