Actress and entrepreneur Salma Mumin has given four unnamed Ghanaian pastors a 6:00 p.m. deadline to come forward, threatening a live exposé if they fail to comply.
Timeline of the Threat
In a video posted on Instagram on Wednesday, September 2, Mumin warned the pastors that they had until 6:00 p.m. that day to respond. She said she would reveal their names and evidence if they did not “say the truth.”
Salma Mumin’s Warning
"There are some four young influencer pastors in Ghana, your cups are full," she told viewers. "I give you all up to Wednesday. If you do not come out to say the truth, I swear I will say it all."
"If you don’t come out to say the truth, I promise I will expose you all," Mumin added.
She also called on Ghanaian film director Pascal Amanfo to intervene, stating, "Talk to him, tell him to come out and do the right thing," without elaborating on the expected action.
Potential Impact
According to Graphic Online, Mumin plans to go live on Instagram if the pastors do not meet the deadline. She has not named the four pastors or disclosed specific allegations in the video, but her caption read, "Somethings needs to be stop!!!, its now or never!" She also promised to release “all the evidence here, names and videos on Wednesday by 6PM.”
The story has sparked speculation about the nature of the evidence and the identities of the pastors involved. Whether Mumin follows through remains to be seen.
