Barker-Vormawor said that the decision by the police to request evidence as basis for the credibility of a prophecy is an ‘oxymoron’. “By the logic of the Ghana Police Service, there are several false prophets in the Bible, including Jesus himself,” he shared. "Despise Charismatic churches all you want but this is both an attack on Press Freedom and Religious Rights. The idea of demanding evidence over religious pronouncements (prophecies) is in itself an oxymoron. TWI NEWSThe Ghana Police Service on Monday issued a statement, prompting prophets on the need not to make prophecies that cause ‘fear and panic’.
