How Ghanaians Can Tell a Real Spiritual Order From a Sales Pitch

Accra and Kumasi have no shortage of spiritual groups. Here is how Ghanaian seekers can separate a documented order from a polished sales pitch.

Yadaj

3 November 2026 11 reads

Ask a group in Accra one question and watch what happens: when was this

organisation founded, and under what registered name does it operate?

A real body answers immediately and the answer is checkable. A sales pitch changes the subject. In Ghana, where fraternal and religious organisations are a normal part of public life, that single question separates most of the field.

De Sachiel Solution Forum was founded in Nigeria in 1999 by Guru Solution, a Justice of the Peace, and was later incorporated as a non-profit spiritual body. It is interfaith by design: members keep their own worship. That is a matter of record, not of persuasion.

The second thing to look at is structure. The Order runs four cycles, and each has a defined content and a defined cost. Nothing about advancement depends on how much you can pay in one sitting.

The third is geography. Groups that claim a "branch in Accra" usually mean one person with a phone. The Order has no branches at all. Members in Accra, Kumasi, Takoradi, Tema, Tamale and Cape Coast study online and correspond with one central office, which is both cheaper for them and easier to verify.

Ghanaian applicants join as international members, with the registration fee and monthly dues quoted in US dollars and shown before the payment is confirmed.

If you want to compare the terms against what you have been offered elsewhere:

https://sachielorder.org/join-sachiel-order-in-ghana

General information only. The Order does not guarantee wealth or success, and it has no agents or local fee collectors.