Accra, Ghana – Management of gospel musician Esther Smith has dismissed as false and misleading the reports circulating on social media alleging that Pastor Elvis Agyemang of Alpha Hour demanded or received money in exchange for prayers.
In an official statement, the management described the claims as a gross distortion of facts, urging the public to disregard the narratives.
The statement emphasized that interactions between Esther Smith’s team and Pastor Elvis Agyemang, as well as the Alpha Hour team, were conducted with respect, dignity, and genuine pastoral care. “At no point was any amount requested, demanded, or charged for prayers,” it noted.
Management added that adequate security and support were provided throughout the engagement, highlighting that all interactions were carried out with professionalism and integrity.
The statement also praised Pastor Elvis Agyemang as a leader who has consistently demonstrated character, accountability, and transparency, stressing that any portrayal suggesting otherwise is inaccurate and should be disregarded.
Members of the public, the Alpha Hour family, and fans of Esther Smith were urged to ignore speculation, sensational headlines, and misrepresentations circulating online.
The management also called on media practitioners and bloggers to exercise responsibility by verifying facts before publication, cautioning against content that could mislead the public or damage reputations.
“This statement is issued in the interest of truth, clarity, and peace,” the release concluded.
