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Bishop Daniel Obinim Biography, Ministry, Career, Age, Wife, Networth

Bishop Daniel Obinin is a controversial pastor who is popular in his country Ghana. He is known for self-proclaimed spiritual powers and extreme Christian practices which have often sparked national outrage for discrepancies raging from infringement on the rights of church members to assault. Founder and Leader of the church, Bishop Daniel Obinim in recent news, asked his members to bring their panties, brassieres, and boxer shots to the altar for spiritual direction.

Who is Bishop Daniel Obinim’s Wife?

He is married to Florence Obinim, Ghanaian Gospel music iconic.

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How Old is Daniel Obinim

Bishop Obinim or Angel Obinim was born on 29 August 1977.

What is The Name of Daniel Obinim’s Ministry

Daniel Obinim is the Head Pastor of the International Godsway Ministries with branches in Ghana.
International God’s Way Ministries can be located in Kumasi, Accra, Tema, etc.

How many Children Does Daniel Obinim Have

He has three children

The firstborn is Gifted Obinim, the second male name is Collins Obinim and the last female girl’s name is Angel Obinim.

Daniel Obinim Controversies

The controversial pastor has made so many controversies in his ministry.
In 2014, he was seen on television steeping on the belly of a woman in a deliverance. This led Amnesty International in Ghana to call for his prosecution for assault. He also had issues with the member of Parliament for Assin Central, Kennedy Agyapong on a fraudulent case.

He also made a declaration that he has conjured a passport for a church member who lost his. In 2016, he told his members that he could transform himself and other objects and animals.

Declarations

Daniel Obinim has made several public controversial declarations. He declared he was an angel, which led to the name “Angel Obinim” given to him by his church. He also seemed to have conjured a passport for a church member who lost his. In 2016, he told his church he could transform himself and others into objects and animals. Jon Benjamin, the British High Commissioner to Ghana, ridiculed him for these claims over Twitter.

2016 flogging case

Obinim in August 2016 publicly flogged two teenagers, one of whom was pregnant, on live television, accusing them of fornicating and conspiring to abort a pregnancy, leading to public outcry, after the video also went viral on social media. Ghana’s Minister of Gender, Children, and Social Protection Nana Oye Lithur herself led a campaign for his arrest, by lodging a complaint to the Ghana Police Service Domestic Violence and Victims’ Support Unit (DOVVSU). He was subsequently arrested.

Following the arrest, hundreds of his church members besieged the police station where he was held to demand his release, a move that was seen to be the first of its kind involving a religious leader. They also threatened not to vote for the current government in Ghana’s upcoming election in December 2016 if Obinim is not released. The protesters were dispersed with a water cannon.