“I Almost Got Married To One Of The Tagoe Sisters” – Rev. Lawrence Tetteh

Rev. Dr. Lawrence Tetteh, the founder and president of Worldwide Miracle Outreach, has told the story of how, when they were young, he almost married the gospel pair Tagoe Sisters from Ghana.

He mentioned that the Tagoe Sisters' first European trip, which was intended to introduce their music to audiences outside of the nation, was funded by his father-in-law, Mr. E.B. Sackey.

Rev. Dr. Lawrence Tetteh said that he was extremely close to one of the Tagoe Sisters—he did not provide her name—and that they used to get together in various European nations for talks and celebrations.

Rev. Dr. Lawrence Tetteh described to Fiifi Pratt on Kingdom FM how he told Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, the Asantehene, about his close call with marriage to a Tagoe Sister.

“It will interest you to know that my father-in-law, Mr. E.B Sackey who is my wife's biological father, was the first to sponsor them [Tagoe Sisters] to Britain and took care of them. At the time, E.B. Sackey was one of the strongest backbones of resurrection power, so he took the Tagoe Sisters on their first-ever trip out of Ghana. As for them, they are my sisters. At that time, I moved to Europe, and we [himself and one of the Tagoe Sisters] were meeting in London, Germany, Holland, and other places, so we had a very good relationship.

“But things did not work, so maybe we weren't meant to be together. When they [the Tagoe Sisters] come to my house, they are like sisters with my wife. One time, we were before Otumfuo, and I told him that if not for something that happened, I and one of the Tagoe sisters would have gotten married, and we were all laughing. I must say they are very anointed and gifted,” he narrated.

Source: Dklassgh.com