He said it was an act he regrets and was only a result of an "overreaction" of his anger, something he said he is working on correcting.
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I'm sorry for calling you a thief - Kofi Akpaloo apologises to Prophet Nigel Gaisie
The founder of the Liberal Party of Ghana (LPG), Kofi Akpaloo, has apologised to Prophet Nigel Gaisie after remarks he made about claiming the pastor is a thief.
Prophet Nigel Gaisie
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On June 15, 2021, Kofi Akpaloo advised Ghanaians to be cautious of their involvement with Prophet Nigel Gaisie and his associates.
He said the founder of the Prophetic Hill Chapel and his associates are thieves.
He disclosed that he was very surprised to see Prophet Nigel Gaisie was praying for thieves in his church so that when they go for armed robbery operations they will not be arrested.
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"Prophet Nigel Gaisie is a thief he is not a man of God no man of God will pray for thieves to be successful in the armed robbery operation."
Kofi Akpaloo
Pulse Ghana
"I don't understand why some Ghanaians would be associating themselves with fake pastors like Nigel Gaisie," he added.
But Akpaloo said he's sorry and apologised to Prophet Nigel Gaisie.
"I would like to apologize for an earlier comment about Prophet Nigel Gaisie and I retract all those words unconditionally I said about him," he said on Accra-based Kingdom FM.
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