"'I've Made King Promise Lookalike Go Mad,' Ajagurajah Claims in Viral Video"

"'I've Made King Promise Lookalike Go Mad,' Ajagurajah Claims in Viral Video"

The founder and leader of Universal Spiritual Outreach, Prophet Ajagurajah, has made controversial claims regarding social media personality Robust, popularly known as the "King Promise lookalike."

Speaking during a live video session, Ajagurajah alleged that Robust had been insulting him and tarnishing his reputation for some time. According to the spiritual leader, Robust's current mental condition is a consequence of those actions.

Ajagurajah further claimed that Robust is currently receiving treatment at the Psychiatric Unit of Koforidua Hospital. He also alleged that some members of Robust's family intend to approach him to seek forgiveness in the hope that their relative would recover.

However, the Universal Spiritual Outreach leader insisted that he does not want any apology from the family.

"No family member should come and apologize to me," Ajagurajah said during the live broadcast, adding that he had already made his position clear.

He also warned that he does not want any member of Robust's family to visit his church over the matter, suggesting that he would not entertain any pleas regarding the situation.

Ajagurajah did not provide evidence to support his claims, and the allegations have not been independently verified. Robust's family has also not publicly responded to the statements at the time of publication.

The remarks have since sparked discussions on social media, with users expressing mixed reactions to the spiritual leader's comments.

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'King Promise Lookalike' Robust Has Run Mad, Don't Come Begging Me - Ajagurajah Claims

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