Ghanaian media icon and host of The KSM Show, Kwaku Sintim-Misa (KSM), has strongly criticized Assin South MP, Reverend John Ntim Fordjour, over controversial remarks allegedly made ahead of the Akwatia by-election.
Speaking on the July 29, 2025 edition of his show, KSM didn’t hold back, calling the MP the “ultimate charlatan” and questioning his right to be referred to as a reverend. KSM expressed outrage over what he described as irresponsible and dangerous rhetoric from someone expected to preach peace and love.
“Shame on you! How can someone ordained to preach the love of Christ talk about bloodshed?” KSM said, reacting to reports that Rev. Fordjour warned of violence in Akwatia if former President Mahama didn’t address concerns at Ablekuma North.
KSM’s comments highlight growing frustration with the increasingly toxic political discourse in Ghana, especially when religious figures turned politicians appear to blur the lines between faith and partisanship.
As the Akwatia by-election approaches, his remarks serve as a broader call for political leaders—particularly those in the clergy—to uphold peace and responsibility in their public statements.
