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Ghanaian Okomfo to establish spiritual school-gctid45963

Started by KwameD, Oct 08, 2011, 05:28 PM

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Kwaku Bonsam is a sensational character known by many Ghanaians and others as well. He has now decided to open a spiritual school in Ghana. Below is an article that goes into this story:
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Kwaku Bosam to establish Fetishism Academy

Nana Kwaku Bosam, a fetish priest at Opah near Amasaman in the Ga West  Municipality in the Greater Accra Region, is to set up an Academy of Fetishism  in the country soon.

Fetishism is the attribution of religious or  mystical qualities to inanimate objects.

He told the Ghana News Agency  (GNA) on Monday that the academy, which was expected to begin next year, would  serve as a training centre for youths, especially those interested in physical  and spiritual matters.

Nana Bosom said this when he took along the GNA to  inspect a medical centre project he was constructing at Opah near Saipeiman at  Amasaman.

He said there was the need to develop the fetish practice in  the country in order to protect and preserve the tradition of the  ancestors.

"The people who will be enrolled into the academy would be  trained in how to prevent or stop the work of fake and "419" pastors and mallams  whose only interest is to swindle innocent people who need help," he  said.

Though he did not say the exact location for the academy, Nana  Bosam said the academy would offer various certificates even to the degree  level.

"They would learn how to speak to herbs and how to display, to  treat sicknesses and ailments, and tell only the truth to people," Nana Bosam  said.

(Source: Kwaku Bosam to establish Fetishism Academy | General News 2011-09-20)

I wonder how much money he will be charging students?  Let's see who the real swindler is!
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