[2][3] He is also the founder and Chancellor of Central University College, and CEO of Otabil and Associates, an executive and Leadership Growth Consultancy.
[2] He currently oversees the International Central Gospel churches, which has a network of local assemblies in Ghana, Europe, the United States, Canada and other parts of Africa.
After passing his Common Entrance Exams, Otabil gained admission to Swedru Secondary School (SWESCO) in 1972 and completed his Ordinary Level Studies in 1977.
The show also runs on Matthew Ashimolowo's network KICC-TV, which reaches homes across Europe and into North Africa and parts of the Middle East.
[10] The claims have been denied by officials of the New patriotic party (NPP)[12] and former president John Agyekum Kuffour[13] who believes Mensa Otabil is not a politician, but rather a pragmatist who likes to talk about the realities of the day.
[14] Otabil is said to have led the receival of inappropriate money grants from the Bank on behalf of parties related to him which contributed to the collapse.
However, in December 2018, Otabil filed his defence against a suit initiated by Vish Ashiagbor and Eric Nana Nipah of PricewaterhouseCoopers, who are receivers of the defunct Capital Bank (Ghana).
Otabil also explained in his defence that the debt of a total of GHȼ482 million found on the books of Capital Bank (Ghana) did not result from the negligence of the directors.