The Founder and Leader of the Prophetic Hill Chapel, , has broken his silence following the reported arrest and remand of controversial social commentator and online personality “Manesseh The World-Changer.”
In a Facebook post, Prophet Nigel Gaisie alleged that the commentator had for years been used by what he described as “wicked cowards” and “ungrateful prophets” to spread falsehoods and damaging claims against him, his ministry, family, and investments.
According to the outspoken man of God, despite enduring several attacks over the years, he and his team quietly documented the alleged defamatory statements and eventually petitioned the appropriate state authorities, leading to the arrest and remand of the commentator by a court.
“The infamous MANESSEH THE WORLD-CHANGER has been used over the years by some wicked cowards, ungrateful, not too futuristic, and kingdom-minded prophets to lie about me,” Prophet Nigel Gaisie wrote.
He further stated that although he may appear calm and patient, he takes issues concerning his ministry and reputation very seriously and would not hesitate to pursue legal action against individuals he believes are deliberately attempting to tarnish his image.
“As mature and educated as I am, we have kept records of all, and in the past weeks, I petitioned the relevant state institution; hence, his arrest and remand today by the respected courts of Ghana,” he added.
The Prophetic Hill Chapel founder also issued a stern warning to individuals who allegedly allow themselves to be used by others to attack fellow pastors and ministries for personal or financial motives.
“Whoever sent you will be in his bedroom, resting while you rot in jail,” he cautioned, while advising people to be mindful of the consequences of spreading unverified allegations.
Prophet Nigel Gaisie stressed that he considers himself a defender of the Christian faith and the work of God, insisting that he would continue to protect genuine men and women of God from what he described as malicious attacks and propaganda.
“I will be one of the people who will always protect men and women of God and the general kingdom work of God,” he stated.
He also urged fellow pastors and religious leaders to focus on unity and avoid actions that seek to undermine others within the Christian community.
“Be a vanguard of the work of God, don’t destroy it,” he maintained.
The exact charges against “Manesseh The World-Changer” and details surrounding the court proceedings remain unclear at the time of filing this report.
The development has since generated reactions on social media, with many users debating the growing trend of legal battles, public accusations, and online confrontations involving religious leaders and social commentators in the country.
By 1960news.com
