A Ghanaian bishop has been warned of potential legal consequences after his ex-wife accused him of forging a marriage certificate. Afia Schwarzenegger, the former spouse of Bishop Obinim, has threatened to report him to the police over the alleged fraud. She claims the certificate was not valid and has vowed to support her daughter, Florence, in the investigation.
Schwarzenegger released an audio message in which she stated that Obinim could face arrest if the allegations are proven true. The dispute centers around the authenticity of the marriage document, which she claims was used to legitimize their union.
The case has sparked public interest in Ghana, with many questioning the validity of religious documents in legal matters. Authorities have not yet commented on the matter, but the police have confirmed they are aware of the complaint.
The situation highlights ongoing debates about the role of religious institutions in legal processes and the enforcement of marriage laws in the country.
