Radio and TV relationship counselor, Rev George Cyril Carstensen Lutterodt popularly known as Counselor Lutterodt has said that the general overseer and founder of the Glorious Wave Church International, Prophet Emmanuel Badu Kobi did all he could to make his son live again but the boy had only 25% chance to survive.
This comes from a recent audio circulating on social media where an unidentified supposed man of God accused him of being a ritualist who killed his son.
However, counselor Lutterodt, who works at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital – where Prophet Badu Kobi’s son was admitted, rubbished the claims during an interview with Pastor Nyansa Boakwa on Happy FM’s Nsem Pii Show.
“I was one of the first people he told about his son’s illness. When he took me to the hospital where had been admitted, per my medical background, I told him his son wasn’t getting the care he needed in that hospital,” counselor Lutterodt declared on Happy FM.
“I immediately spoke to people who could work on the child’s condition. I made arrangements for him to be moved to the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, the cardio thoracic centre.”
“God will forever bless Badu Kobi as a father not as a prophet. This man was a father to the son,” he added.
“Danny has been dead for a while now but his bills are still being paid.”
“The man spent a lot of money, Badu Kobi knows every pharmacy in Ghana. The man spent so much that I don’t want to put a figure on it.”
“The man has really spent; I don’t want to say wasted because his mentality of investing the money was to bring the son back.”
“That is why I’m saying that if you spent such an amount just to sacrifice your child in your church then what is wrong with you.”
“Then maybe Badu Kobi, we will say that we have to do mental evaluation in his behalf, because maybe he has a mental problem to spend all his money just to use his son for rituals. I felt very sad when I heard someone is saying Prophet Kobi has killed his own son.”
“They can’t provoke us to tell them everything. However the child was sick, there’s evidence that he has a folder which is red in colour. There’s evidence that the child was admitted, the last room of admission is room 13, it’s at cardio, you will see it.”
“There’s a lot of proof that the child was sick and was taken to the hospital and after all we did, his survival rate was between 25 and 75%.”
By: Susan Amoako Agyemang
"Prophet Badu Kobi's son had 25% chance to live" – Counselor Lutterodt
