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Entertainment pundit and host of Neat FM's Entertainment Show, Ola Michael has jabbed Archbishop Charles Agyinasare for commenting on the 14-day ultimatum that was issued by the leaders of Nogokpo in the Volta Region to apologize to them for describing the community as the headquarters for witchcraft. 

It could be recalled the Archbishop Charles Agyinasare incurred the fury of the people of Nogokpo after a sermon in which he narrated an incident he encountered with demonic spirits in the community.

The Nogokpo leaders asked him to apologize before them and threatened to invoke the wrath of their deity against him if he doesn't comply with their instruction but the Archbishop refused to heed the order.

However, the Archbishop's congregation declared a fast to protect their General Overseer.

After 60 days of no response from the Nogokpo deity, a viral video has surfaced on social media showing Archbishop Agyinasare ridiculing the Nogokpo leaders as no evil or harm has befallen him.

"If you are a child of God and you are given 14 days to live, you will still be dancing after 60 days," he told his congregants.

But to Ola Michael, for the Archbishop to have time to comment on the ultimatum tells his faith was shaken when the leaders of Nogokpo threatened to deal with him.

"Were they that cowards? Were they scared? What did he do wrong? He just said that Nogokpo is the headquarters for demons or something. He didn't speak against the deity there. So why were they scared going to fast?", he rebuked Archbishop Agyinasare and his church.

He found both the response by the Archbishop and the fast declared by the church over the Nogokpo threat "useless".

"It tells me he was scared. Fear gripped him . . . I'm sorry, no offence intended . . . but I think the fasting was absolutely not useful. This preaching is absolutely useless," he said on UTV's "United Showbiz" on Saturday.