A former leader has raised concerns over a potential exhumation of the remains of Apostle Kwadwo Safo Kantanka. Osebo, who was once a prominent figure in the religious group, alleges that there are plans to disturb the burial site of Kantanka, a revered religious leader. The claim comes as tensions continue over the leadership succession within the group.
Osebo has called on local police to intervene, fearing that the exhumation could lead to further unrest. The dispute over Kantanka's legacy has been a point of contention among members of the religious community. Some believe the remains should remain undisturbed, while others argue for a reevaluation of the circumstances surrounding his death.
The situation highlights the ongoing challenges in resolving succession issues within religious organizations. Authorities have not yet commented on the allegations, but the controversy has sparked discussions about the handling of religious relics and the role of law enforcement in such matters. The outcome of this situation could have significant implications for the group's future.
