A few months ago, the Prophetic Hill Chapel criticized Fameye for not reaching out to him despite the fact that he had helped make his music career successful by offering up life-saving prayers and prophetic utterances.
“I prayed for him to be big by the mercies of God, coming back to say thank you, Jesus, bless you prophet of God is even a problem. It’s your birthday, I pray for you in that you will give God his due and appropriate people who as it were, helped you on your way of becoming who you are now.” Nigel Gaisie said in a Facebook.
“I want to comment on Nigel’s case. Yes, I indeed visited his church and he prophesied to me about my death. I don’t want to give details but he said I was going to die and added that I was going to blow. I was visiting other churches because I wanted God to cause an elevation in my music career,” he said.
He continued that “after his death prophesies, my soul nearly left my body. I even broke up with all my girlfriends. I had about three women at the time. The prophet even gave me the date I was going to die. Recently I was in America when he tweeted that I have been ungrateful to him after his prophecy about me came to pass.”
The Grammy-winning Ghanaian songwriter stressed the prophet’s significance in his success story while pledging to return to Nigel to resolve their disagreement.
“I want to use this medium and inform you that I haven’t forgotten about you, I will come to see you at the right time. What you said has come to pass but I know that your prayers also averted the death you saw. There is no bad blood, God bless you,” Fameye added.
