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Diana Asamoah and Ogyaba Clash Over Baaba Cann Curses as Prophet Calls Gospel Singer ‘Barren’

Diana Asamoah slams Ogyaba on Angel FM over his curses on Baaba Cann, and the prophet fires back in a video, calling the gospel singer ‘barren’.

Diana Asamoah and Ogyaba Clash Over Baaba Cann Curses as Prophet Calls Gospel Singer ‘Barren’

Diana Asamoah

The controversy surrounding Prophet Ogyaba’s curses on entertainment pundit Baaba Cann has taken a new turn, with gospel musician Diana Asamoah and Ogyaba now trading words publicly. The Diana Asamoah Ogyaba exchange started after the singer criticised the prophet while preaching on Angel FM, and Ogyaba replied in a video in which he described her as “barren”, according to GhanaWeb.

Quick Facts

  • Gospel singer Diana Asamoah criticised Prophet Ogyaba on Angel FM over his curses on Baaba Cann.
  • She said a “true man of God” would not have cursed Baaba Cann with oil.
  • Ogyaba responded in a video shared online, calling her a “barren” woman and saying, “Your judgment is in Heaven.”
  • The feud follows Ogyaba’s video cursing Baaba Cann over comments she made on UTV’s United Showbiz.
  • Baaba Cann has since apologised twice, including in an open letter posted on Facebook on November 10, 2026.

Watch: Ogyaba Fires Back at Diana Asamoah

The video below captures Prophet Ogyaba’s reply to Diana Asamoah.

What Diana Asamoah Said About Ogyaba

Speaking while preaching on Angel FM, Diana Asamoah questioned why Ogyaba chose to curse Baaba Cann instead of leaving the matter to God.

“If you were a true man of God who reads the Bible, you wouldn’t have cursed her with the oil,” she said.

The singer, who described Ogyaba as a self-acclaimed pastor using God and Christianity for selfish gain, also defended Baaba Cann’s right to share her opinion on television.

“So, because you are a pastor, someone shouldn’t be allowed to express her thoughts in an interview?” she asked.

‘The Curses Will Come Back to You’

Diana Asamoah went further, warning that the curses could rebound on the prophet if Baaba Cann is a genuine believer.

“If the person you are cursing is a true Christian, the curses will come back to you,” she said, adding: “There are no curses that are not from God that will affect her…”

She also mocked the items reportedly used in the ritual, saying: “You are left to start cursing people with schnapps and eggs.”

This is not the first time the outspoken gospel singer has been involved in a public war of words. She has previously clashed with other religious figures, including in her exchange of insults with Bishop Ajagurajah.

Ogyaba Responds to Diana Asamoah

Ogyaba did not take the criticism lightly. In a video shared online, the prophet questioned Diana Asamoah’s right to judge him.

“Are you the one to judge me? You are a sick person, and your judgment is in Heaven…” he said.

He also referred to her as a “barren” woman and added: “This is not what is important. Get married so we can see children crying in your home.”

“Even the Bible says it’s not good for the preacher to be in the same place as you,” Ogyaba said in the video.

How the Ogyaba and Baaba Cann Curses Saga Started

The dispute began after Baaba Cann, a panellist on UTV’s United Showbiz, mentioned Ogyaba during a discussion on the show. She questioned why he had been named “Seer of the Year” at the Sacred Crown Awards, referring to allegations involving Ohemaa Dynamite that had been circulating on social media.

When someone in the studio called Ogyaba “the threesome prophet”, Baaba Cann agreed. The allegations have not been proven.

In response, Ogyaba released a video on November 9, 2026, in which he held oil and other items while invoking curses on Baaba Cann. In that video, he said: “You didn’t have any proof, yet you sat on the station to make all those utterances.”

Baaba Cann’s Apologies and Other Reactions

Speaking on Okay FM on November 9, Baaba Cann admitted she was not present when the alleged incident happened and could not confirm it. “It was just a reference I made, and unfortunately, he did not take it lightly,” she said, according to GhanaWeb.

According to YEN.com.gh, Ogyaba felt her first apology on Okay FM did not show enough remorse. She then posted an open letter on Facebook on November 10, expressing “deep regret for the tension, pain and discomfort” her comments caused and retracting her reference to the viral video.

Evangelist Kumchacha, who was also on the United Showbiz panel, disagreed with Ogyaba’s claim that he was disappointed in everyone on the show. Kumchacha said he did not comment on the matter because he had no evidence, and that host Empress Gifty had defended Ogyaba during the discussion. “I would advise you to go back and watch the entire video before making any statement,” he said.

What Next?

Diana Asamoah has not publicly responded to Ogyaba’s latest remarks. With Baaba Cann already apologising twice, the singer’s intervention has kept the saga alive, and many will be watching to see whether the two religious personalities settle their differences or continue the war of words.

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