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Kumasi Trotro Driver Goes Blind After Insulting a Man of God in a Passenger Car.

Kumasi Based Trotro Driver Goes Blind After Insulting a Man of God in a Passenger Car.

A 32-year-old Kumasi-based trotro driver Moro Mohamed who plys on the Suame-Markro highway has gone blind after insulting a man of God who bored his trotro car and forcibly dropped the man of God from his car at the Suame fuel filling station is struggling to regain his sight after he was cursed by the man of God.

On Somapa TV evening show hosted by Nana Yaw Osei Aboagye aka Oforisuo on Tuesday 15th August 2023 "Asem Mpe Nipa" program, the driver Moro was on live show expecting to receive his sight through prayers but was later asked if he has got his sight back but said he yet to but the man of God informed the show host and the panel members that Moro eyes has been restored to him but is on the way to him so he should hold his peace since his eyes will be restored.


More at the studios of Sompa Tv was showered with water to cleanse his face and head which was all an attempt to help him gain his sight but with an assurance the man of God said, Moro with all that he has done will enable him to receive his sight.

Moro who earlier has shown remorse for insulting the man of God again beg for forgiveness and said he believes his sight will be restored by tomorrow morning since he believes in God for such a breakthrough. 


The team who have put their trust in God assured by tomorrow morning Moro will have his sight come back. life to see again since they have faith in the man of God.


Source: Alrich24newsgh.com

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