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Prophet blasts Ghanaians for paying GHC 600 to see Kumkum Bhagya stars
The public chastised the event organizers when the price of tickets for the dinner was GHC 600.
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Pragya, Abhi, Aliya and Raj who are among the main cast of the series arrived in Ghana last Friday and spent the weekend interacting with fans in Accra, Tamale and Kumasi.
Among those who criticized Ghanaians for buying a ticket was the leader of the Ebenezer Miracle Worship Center, Prophet Ebenezer Adarkwa.
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The man of God who is popularly known as Opambour or Prophet 1 said it was sad to see people willing to pay such amounts to see "just some Indian stars".
Speaking on his TV network the pastor could not reconcile why one would spend GHC 600 to take photos with another human being like them.
The stars of the popular show thrilled their fans at the meet and greet sessions in Accra and Kumasi on Friday and Saturday respectively.
Abhi and Pragya displayed their dance skills to Patapaa’s "One Corner" song.
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