Rev Obofour Wife, Net Worth【 House Cars 】Age Birthday, Biography

Name Rev Obofour

Age / How old / Birthday / Date of Birth / DOB Born in 1970s. As of 2024, he seems to be in his mid-fifties.

Wiki Bio / Profile Background

Introduction :

Rev Obofour is a leader and founder of the Anointed Palace Chapel (APC) worldwide. He is well-known by his other name, ‘Prophet Asanteman Bofour’. Besides being a Ghanian pastor, Rev Obofour is the CEO of Sweet TV and Cash TV.
As one of the wealthiest Ghanian pastors, Reverend Obofour has become famous in the last few years for his lavish lifestyle, private jets and fiery speeches.

Personal Life, Parents and Family Details :

Born in the 1970s to the family of Antwi, Rev Obofour was raised as a devout Christian.
For well over a decade, he is happily married to his wife, Ciara Antwi (Ciara Obofour, also known as ‘Bofowa’). They are raising five beautiful children. The oldest son is named Oygam, and the oldest daughter’s name is Lawrensa. The rest of their children are the triplets – Jeremiah, Jeremie, and Jesse Antwi.

The lovely couple, Rev Obofour and his wife, Ciara, like to flirt on their Instagram pages, which makes their marriage admirable. As part of their 10th marriage anniversary in August 2020, Rev Obofour surprised Ciara with a 2020 G-Wagon valued at $156,450.

Early Life and Education :

There are no details available about Reverand’s educational background. He has social media channels, but they also do not mention any account of his childhood or early days.

Church Work :

Rev Obofour started his church at Mamponten or Fawoade off Mampong Road, Kumasi in the Ashanti Region. Later, he moved to Greater Accra Region in Ghana.
Obofour established his religious organization, Anointed Palace Chapel, through God’s inspiration to liberate his people.

Without making any money from his church, Rev Obofour runs a thriving and diverse chain of businesses, hotels in Ghana, a water company, an oil refinery in Liberia, and a gold firm.

Rev Obofour Net Worth : Cars, Private Jet & Houses

Rev Obofour is also known for his lavish displays of wealth. He once distributed over 15 luxurious cars to people in his church, including a Jaguar for Prophet Emmanuel Badu Kobi, a Chrysler for Apostle Kennedy Afreh Poku, and a Hyundai for Auntie Bee Elantra of Efiewura. Personally, he owns a $450,000 2018 Rolls Royce Phantom.

After buying the expensive Rolls Royce, Rev. Obofour also purchased a Ford Mustang for his daughter on her ninth birthday. The fact that Reverand Obofour was gifting his nine-year-old daughter, such a luxury brand car became a concern for many.
Moreover, he owns Mitsuoka Galue, a Lamborghini Gallardo with an estimated $250,000 cost, a Karma Revero, costing $135,000, and Maserati Levante with a price tag of $100,000. He also has a G-Wagon, a Chrysler Prowler, a Bently Continental, which costs $200,000, and a Rolls Royce Ghost costing $450,000, which he recently gave to his wife. The man of God also owns two Escalades.

Interesting Facts, Height and Trivia :

As per his Twitter handle, Rev Obofour is a highly anointed Man of God with proven prophetic and healing powers. He also claims he is the only ‘true archangel of God’ in Ghana.
Rev Obofour is the only Ghanian pastor to have played a song from Ghanian singer/songwriter Shatta Wale during a church service. It became the centre of media focus.
In September 2020, the naming ceremony of Reverand’s triplets was covered by the website Zionfelix. The APC leader surprised a needy couple, who had difficulties in taking care of their triplets. Reverand gave a business startup capital of GH¢20,000 to the mother of the triplets and a three-bedroom house. With a cost of GH¢70,000, He also gave a new Hyundai Elantra vehicle to the father of the triplets.

In March 2020, Rev Obofour donated cash and medical supplies to the Kpone Health Center and Tema General Hospital (TGH) to counter COVID-19. Kpone Health Center also received soaps, PPE kits, sanitisers, and GH¢10,000. Tema General Hospital received veronica buckets, hand sanitisers, hospital beds tissues, soaps, and an amount of GH¢100,000.
As per Yen News in Ghana, The controversial pastor stirred another debate in October 2018, and met “mammy water,” the water goddess. During a church service in his church, he told the service how the Holy Spirit led him to meet the goddess.
In September 2020, Rev Obofour extended his kind gesture to prisoners serving jail terms for their respective crimes in 2019. He paid fines and bails to free over 50 inmates and gave each of them GHC 5,000 to restart their lives.