Rev Asanteman Obofour is a man of many faces and aspects. He was a pastor, a prophet, a businessman, a philanthropist and a controversial figure.
He is the founder and leader of Anointing Palace Chapel (APC), one of the fastest growing churches in Ghana. He is also the CEO of Sweet TV and Cash TV, two famous television stations in the country.
He claimed to be the only true archangel of God in Ghana and performed many miracles and healings during his ministry.
He is a famous social media personality and often posts videos and photos of himself and his family. He was also involved in controversies and feuds with other pastors and celebrities.
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- Full name: Francis Antwi
- Nickname: Rev Obofour, Prophet Asanteman Bofour
- Date of birth: 1970s
- Age: 50
- male
- Place of birth: Ghana
- Nationality: Ghana
- Profession: Pastor, prophet, businessman
- Height: 6’11”
- Parents: Not applicable
- Siblings: Not applicable
- Spouse: Ciara Antwi
- Children: Five (Lawrence, Jeremie, Obofour Junior, Lawrensa and Obofowaa)
- Relationship status: Married
- Net worth: 2 million USD
Early Life & Education
Rev Obofour’s early life and education remain a mystery. He has not revealed much about his background, parents, siblings or place of birth.
He only said that he was born in the 1970s and grew up in poverty and hardship. He also said he had no formal education and learned everything from God.
He asserted that God called him at a young age and he began preaching when he was 12 years old. He also said that he had been a street boy and a drug addict before meeting God and changing his life.
He attributed his success and wealth to God’s grace and favor.
Personal life
Rev Obofour is married to Ciara Antwi, also known as Bofowaa. She is the first lady of APC and director of Sweet TV and Cash TV.
She is also a singer and a fashionista. She often accompanies her husband to programs and events at his church. They have five children together: Lawrence, Jeremie, Obofour Junior, Lawrensa and Obofowaa.
They are a happy and loving family, often showing affection and support for each other on social networks.
Rev Obofour and his wife were also very generous, and they often gave cars, money and other gifts to members of their church and others.
They have also adopted and sponsored many orphans and poor children. They also built schools, hospitals, and other facilities for their communities.
Career
Rev Obofour began his career as a pastor and a prophet in Kumasi, the capital of the Ashanti Region. He founded his church, Anointing Palace Chapel (APC), in 2011 and began attracting a large following.
He later moved to Accra, the capital of the Greater Accra Region and expanded his church to other parts of Ghana and other countries.
His church is known for its vibrant and charismatic services, miracles and healings, and social and humanitarian activities.
Rev Obofour is also a businessman and media mogul. He owns two television stations, Sweet TV and Cash TV, specializing in broadcasting church programs and other entertainment programs.
He owns several businesses, hotels and properties in Ghana and Liberia. He is one of the richest pastors in Ghana and lives a lavish lifestyle.
He has a luxury car collection, including Rolls Royce Phantom, Ford Mustang, Lamborghini Gallardo and Maserati Levante.
He also wears expensive clothes, watches and jewelry. He often flaunts his wealth and assets on social media and in public.
Net value
According to some sources, Rev Obofour’s net worth is $2 million.
He amassed wealth from his church, business, television station, and investments. He is one of the wealthiest and most influential pastors in Ghana.
Argumentative
Rev Obofour is no stranger to controversy and criticism. He has been involved in scandals and feuds with other pastors and celebrities.
He has also made controversial statements and actions that have raised many eyebrows and caused backlash. Some of the controversies he has faced are:
He once played a Shatta Wale song during a church service and said he liked secular music. He also said he listens to songs by Sarkodie, Stonebwoy and other Ghanaian artists.
He said that he sees nothing wrong with enjoying good music and does not judge people based on their music choices.
He said music is a gift from God and he uses it to praise and worship God. He also said he is a fan of Shatta Wale and he respects him as a musician and a brother.
He said he doesn’t care what people think or say about him and his musical preferences. He says he is not a hypocrite and he is honest and realistic. He said he is not a fanatic but a spiritual person.
He said he is the only true archangel of God in Ghana and is directly connected to God. He said that he did not need the Bible or any other book to know God and His will.
He said he received strength and revelation from God Himself. He said he is not afraid of anyone or anything and is ready to face any challenge or opposition. He said he was not a man of God but a god of men.
He said he is the king of all the prophets and pastors in Ghana and Africa. He said he was the richest and most powerful man of God in the world.
He said he was the chosen and anointed one. He said he is the leader and founder of the new generation of Christians and the new era of Christianity.
He said he was the revolution and the revelation. He says he is the alpha and the omega. He said he was Rev Obofour, the archangel of God.
Obofour once had a heated exchange with Bishop Daniel Obinim, another famous and controversial pastor in Ghana.
He accused Obinim of being a fake and a liar. He said Obinim was not a real man of God and he used magic and tricks to deceive people.
He said Obinim was a fraud and a thief. He said Obinim was a coward and a loser. He said Obinim was his subordinate and servant.
He said Obinim was jealous of him and his success. He said Obinim was a fool and a clown.
Social Media
- Instagram handle name: Not applicable
- Twitter name: Not applicable
