Bishop Daniel Obinim, leader of the International God’s Way Church, has voiced worry over investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas probing into his activities as a pastor. Specifically, Obinim expressed concern about scrutiny into his past extramarital relationships. Despite acknowledging his previous infidelity, he asserted that apart from this aspect, Anas would find nothing to accuse him of, be it involvement in illicit activities like murder or perpetrating fake miracles.

In a recent interview, when asked about the possibility of an investigation similar to what happened to TB Joshua, Obinim responded that he would welcome it. He mentioned that he has sworn not to disclose certain matters but encouraged Anas to initiate inquiries sooner rather than later. Addressing accusations against TB Joshua, Obinim clarified that those allegations are not applicable to his own history, as he has never taken anyone’s life or consulted traditional spiritual practitioners.

The hostess further questioned Obinim about allegations of infidelity and extramarital affairs. Obinim openly admitted to having been unfaithful to his wife in the past and suggested that Anas should not focus on that aspect. Despite not being implicated in the recent BBC documentary exposing sexual misconduct by TB Joshua, Obinim remains uneasy about the possibility of Anas investigating his past infidelities with other women.