Ghanaian preacher Bishop Daniel Obinim has slashed the price of anointing oil by 90 percent for his church members.
The prices of the anointing oil at the International God’s Way Church, founded by Bishop Obinim, previously ranged between GH¢200 and GH¢1,000.
However, the renowned Ghanaian pastor stated that he had reduced the price of the GH¢1,000 anointing oil, which comes in green, to GH¢100.
The price drop was announced during a live service at the International God’s Way Church, triggering cheers from members.
Speaking to the congregation, Bishop Obinim said he was running the special sale to enable every member of the church to afford the oil for his upcoming anointing service slated for Sunday, April 13, 2025.
“I’m going to hold an anointing service for everyone. Those who pay the GH¢1,000 offertory and sponsor our TV programme, the oil we give them comes in green. Those who pay GH¢500, we give them the yellow one, and those who pay GH¢200 get the blue one; you can all bear witness to this,” he said.
“But for this anointing service, I want to use the GH¢1,000 oil. So, I will reduce it to GH¢100 so everyone can afford it,” he announced.
Bishop Daniel Obinim has been a figure of controversy in Ghana, facing criticism for his unconventional practices.
The popular man of God has also come under intense scrutiny from a section of Ghanaian Christians for allegedly fabricating prophecies and miracles to attract attention and grow his church.
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