Popular Ghanaian broadcaster Blessed Godsbrain Smart, popularly known as Captain Smart, has broken his silence on attacks on Apostle Francis Amoako Attah regarding comments on his health, insisting that the clergyman’s remarks have been widely misunderstood.
Speaking on his television programme, Captain Smart recounted a private encounter with the founder of Parliament Chapel International, saying the Apostle personally visited him on January 1, 2026 and told him that someone had prophesied that he (Captain Smart) would die.
According to Captain Smart, Apostle Amoako Attah told him that someone had prophesied about his death but encouraged him to remain calm, assuring him that within three months, the person behind the prophecy would rather die before him.
“For Amoako Attah to move his car on the 1st of January to visit me, it means a lot,” Captain Smart said.
“He told me somebody gave a prophecy that I would die, but he said let’s give ourselves three months—the person would die and leave you.”
Captain Smart said he had always understood the Apostle’s message and questioned why many people had interpreted it differently.
“People kept asking me whether I had heard what Apostle Amoako Attah said. They didn’t understand what he meant. If you understand what he said, you will know exactly what he was talking about,” he stated.
The outspoken presenter also disclosed that after the visit, he travelled to see his grandfather, where he was warmly received and even enjoyed a meal of ampesi, an experience he said reflected that he was in good health.
Captain Smart has consistently rejected the attacks on Apostle Amoako Atta, maintaining that should people understood what the man of God was saying, they would appreciate his message and.
The clarification is expected to quell ongoing speculation surrounding his health and his long-standing relationship with Apostle Francis Amoako Attah, whom he described as someone who has shown him genuine concern over the years.
Information gathered later indicated that since 2024, Blessed Godsbrain Smart has not received a physical visit from Francis Amoako Attah at his residence, contrary to impressions created by people.
The clarification has since prompted Captain Smart to come out more firmly to address the growing speculation, insisting that critics were drawing conclusions that, in his view, do not reflect the full context of his interaction with the Apostle.
He maintained that the essence of his earlier remarks was being distorted and argued that attempts to frame the situation as evidence of inconsistency or contradiction were unfounded.
According to him, the renewed commentary circulating on social media and in public discourse has unfairly cast doubt on the credibility and intentions of Apostle Amoako Attah, something he strongly rejects.
Captain Smart reiterated that his decision to publicly explain the matter was aimed at correcting what he described as misinterpretations and defending the Apostle against what he considers unnecessary attacks linked to his health-related remarks.
He added that his relationship with the man of God remains intact, stressing that his comments were never intended to fuel controversy but to clarify the context in which the alleged prophecy was shared.