Mourners at the funeral of Apostle Kwadwo Safo Kantanka were warned about the safety of bottled water by Osebo the Zaraman, a spiritual leader in Ghana. The warning came as part of a religious ceremony held in the village of Kantanka, located in the Western Region of Ghana. Osebo, known for his prophetic messages, urged attendees to carefully inspect the bottled water before consumption, citing concerns over potential contamination.
The alert sparked a range of reactions on social media platforms, with some users expressing concern over the safety of the water supply, while others dismissed the warning as unnecessary. Local authorities have not yet commented on the issue, but the warning has raised awareness about hygiene practices during religious gatherings.
The funeral, which drew a large crowd, was part of a broader tradition in the region where spiritual leaders often address community health and safety during public events. Osebo’s remarks highlight the growing role of religious figures in public health advocacy in Ghana. (yen.com.gh)
