Speaking during a televised address, Opambour accused those behind the song of mocking him for carrying out the work of God. He claimed the song was intended to ridicule his ministry and vowed that everyone associated with it would face the consequences.
"You are mocking someone who is doing the work of God with a diss song. I curse anyone who sings that song, dances to it, or engages with it in any way. I also curse Kwadwo Nkansah LilWin and everyone involved in its creation."
The preacher further declared that none of those connected to the production of the song would prosper, adding that the curse would continue to grow over time.
Actor Kwadwo Nkansah LilWin was specifically mentioned by Opambour as one of the individuals he believes was involved in the song.
The diss track is widely believed to target Opambour while praising Prophet Stephen Adom Kyei-Duah. According to its lyrics, Adom Kyei-Duah's ministry has exposed individuals it describes as false prophets and helped many Christians leave such churches.
The song also claims that Opambour's congregation has reduced in size, mocking him by suggesting he no longer has the financial means to maintain his lifestyle, including his well-known collection of suits.
Opambour also maintained that he would continue to invoke curses against anyone who publicly insults him or labels him a witch, regardless of whether the person is a pastor or a member of the public.
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