Popular Ghanaian actor turned preacher, Majid Michel has denied reports he flew out of Ghana to undergo throat surgery.
Majid Michel debunked the throat surgery report in a Facebook live video while flanked by Ghanaian pastor and Prophet, Reindolph Oduro Gyebi aka Eagle Prophet. He said in the video;
“I was in Jerusalem, the holy land, the land of milk and honey. When I went to Israel and was reading the Bible,I was in the location where the story was told. So I am reading the first miracle Jesus performed in Canaan and I am reading the verse in Canaan, where he performed the miracle.”
“I had close friends calling to ask me if it’s true I am going for surgery and— though— I was in America at the time, I didn’t go there for surgery. Some blogger decided to stir the media, probably because I have been off social media for a while.”
“I wasn’t in town and a couple of people called me to say a blogger called them to ask them if I was in town or not, which they said I was out of town. So he went on my Instagram page, picked a picture of an advert I have done for Air France and added that Majid was in a hospital for surgery. Which is false, fake.”
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