Lookalike of Prophet Adom Kyei Duah Says Philadelphia Church Members Are Threatening Him (Video)
– Challenges faced by lookalikes of popular Ghanaian men of God
– Difference in treatment between lookalikes of Prophet Adom Kyei Duah and Reverend Obofour
– Threats and warnings faced by Prophet Kyei Duah’s lookalike from Believers Worship Centre members
– Interview with Prophet Kyei Duah’s lookalike revealing the reasons for maintaining his looks
– Popular demand for the lookalike due to his resemblance
– Survival through video shoots and popularity
– Constant threats and monitoring by Philadelphia church members
Lookalikes of Popular Ghanaian Men of God Face Challenges in the Acting Profession
The lookalikes of popular Ghanaian men of God, Prophet Adom Kyei Duah and Reverend Obofour, have recently opened up about the challenges they face in their acting professions. While Reverend Obofour’s lookalike has been fortunate enough to receive financial support and advice from Obofour himself, Prophet Kyei Duah’s lookalike has been facing threats and warnings.
In a recent interview with Ghanaian blogger Zionfelix, Prophet Kyei Duah’s lookalike shared the difficulties he encounters as a result of his resemblance to the renowned prophet. He revealed that he often receives threatening messages from members of the Believers Worship Centre, who are commonly referred to as Philadelphia church members. Unlike Obobfour Jnr, the lookalike of Reverend Obofour, who is greatly appreciated, Prophet Kyei Duah’s lookalike finds himself having to report to the police station due to accusations of impersonation made by Philadelphia church members.
When asked why he chooses to maintain his looks despite the public backlash and threats he faces, the lookalike explained that it is his source of livelihood. He further elaborated that his resemblance to Prophet Kyei Duah has made him popular, attracting people who hire him for video skits solely based on his appearance. Thus, his livelihood depends on his striking resemblance.
The lookalike expressed his distress, stating, “Members of Philadelphia threaten me all the time. On one occasion, I was even instructed by a caller, who claimed to be a police commander, to report myself to the police station. Just yesterday, I was informed that I had been spotted in Accra and that I am under surveillance.”
Despite the challenges and constant threats he faces, the lookalike is determined to continue with his chosen profession. He relies on his resemblance to Prophet Kyei Duah to secure video shoot opportunities, which have propelled his popularity even further. The demand for his presence in these skits is solely because of his uncanny resemblance, which initially brought him into the spotlight.
In conclusion, the lookalikes of popular Ghanaian men of God, Prophet Adom Kyei Duah and Reverend Obofour, face unique challenges in their acting professions. While Reverend Obofour’s lookalike receives admiration and support, Prophet Kyei Duah’s lookalike is subjected to threats and warnings from Philadelphia church members. Despite the hardships, the lookalike relies on his resemblance for survival and popularity, making it difficult for him to envision an alternative means of making a living.
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