- A Nigerian cleric, Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, has unveiled a spiritual shirt for people’s prosperity
- Earlier, another preacher, Prophet Fufeyin, also unveiled miracle soap, perfume, and mustard seed
- The development stirred reactions online, especially on X, where some people raised concerns about religion in Africa
A preacher has sparked reactions online after he unveiled miracle soap, spiritual shirt, perfume, and mustard seed.
Photo credit: Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin
Source: UGC
During a recent Facebook live session, Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin of the Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministries (CMDM) in Nigeria and his wife, Anthonia, gave a sermon before unveiling the faith-based products.
Netizens react to preacher’s spiritual items
Following the pastor’s video, several online users shared their thoughts on X (formerly Twitter).
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TUKO.co.ke captured some comments below:
@Omatune wrote:
“When you use the soap, you’ll get successful, but Jeremiah doesn’t need that soap for success, he collects tithes, offerings and seeds from the soap users. Religious brainwash.”
@breezz44 said:
“Baddest. It’s cash out time bro…. Mugu plenty. The Nigerian situation is a cashcow for men with dubious tendencies as him. Mugu fall, guyman chop. No thanks to religion.”
@6oss_x commented:
“If these pastors are Jesus disciples, before anyone could see Jesus, these pastors will demand 1 million Shekels.”
@Udufirstson wrote:
“Lols Nigeria pastors will soon start to sell plot of land for heaven.”
Stephen Enike-Matthew wrote:
“It’s about time that these charlatans are arrested!”
@saintevegreen wrote:
“Yahoo boys dey learn work where Jeremiah is. This man sold water from river 2k. You buy a branded contain from this church before you could be allowed to fetch the water. The least constant was 2k I guess. Come see queue for that place. Religion will finish Africa.”
Pastor teaching people how to perform miracles
Earlier, TUKO.co.ke reported that a British-Zimbabwean cleric, Pastor Uebert Angel Mudzanire, was set to teach folks how to perform miracles for £999 (about KSh 166,800).
In a Facebook post, Pastor Uebert said he would directly do the teaching.
He also urged people to register as places are filling up fast.
Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke
Source: Legit.ng