During counseling, Opambour forced me to take off my pants and began fingering my V, according to the lady

During counseling, Opambour forced me to take off my pants and began fingering my V, according to the lady

 

 

The serious and alarming accusations made by a woman named Mary against the controversial Ghanaian pastor Opambour are concerning. Mary alleges that Opambour told her to take off her pants during a counseling session and then improperly touched her genitalia.

 

 

If confirmed, this kind of behavior would be a grave betrayal of confidence and a transgression of professional standards. Counseling sessions must be carried out with the highest regard for the person's privacy and dignity, and any kind of sexual misbehavior is totally inappropriate.

 

 

Mary's choice to make these accusations public after first keeping them under wraps emphasizes how difficult these circumstances can be and how brave it takes to speak out against wrongdoing, particularly when the alleged offender is well-known.

 

 

Concern is raised further by Opambour's purported comment about his role in Bernice Asare's child's death, which points to a history of damaging and deceptive behavior.

 

 

These claims highlight how crucial it is to guarantee that religious and counseling professionals follow moral principles and norms in order to safeguard people who are seeking their advice and assistance.

Cc: GhPage