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Evangelist accuses Patapaa of killing his twins for rituals

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Evangelist Addai who is known for his outrageous comments on social media has once again made some absurd revelations concerning the death of Patapaa’s set of twins.

According to the controversial Evangelist, Patapaa used his new-born babies for sacrificial offering.

According to the ‘so-called’ evangelist, it is a norm in the occultic kingdom to sacrifice their first offspring and that is what the musician did.

He also quoted a verse from the bible to buttress his assertion which is Exodus 34:20; “The first offspring of every womb belongs to me, including all the firstborn males among your livestock, whether cattle or sheep. Tithes and offering to God”.

Recently, it was revealed by kumawood actor, Sumsum Ahuofe that Ghanaian hiplife musician and his bosom friend, Patapaa has lost his set of twins after his girlfriend successful delivery.

He announced this heartbreaking news via Instagram and expressed his deepest condolences to Patapaa and his family.

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Recently, it was revealed by kumawood actor, Sumsum Ahuofe that Ghanaian hiplife musician and his bosom friend, Patapaa has lost his set of twins after his girlfriend successful delivery.

He announced this heartbreaking news via Instagram and expressed his deepest condolences to Patapaa and his family.

Source: ghpage.com

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