The creator of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry, Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, has been accused by popular comedian Ekene Clinton Egbuna, better known by his stage as Klintoncod, of taking advantage of his audience by selling them miraculous drugs.
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Klintoncod called the minister a “nuisance to Christianity” in an Instagram video he uploaded, saying that the minister should have been locked up or committed to a mental institution if the law had been more thoroughly enforced.
A man of God? The comedian compared the cleric to a con artist and cast doubt on his credibility. He admitted that many individuals had lost faith because of his conduct.
The congregation was also singled out for criticism; he accused them of being naive and asked how they could possibly take the pastor seriously.
Continuing to pretend that Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin is not an affront to Christianity is something that Klintoncod questioned. As we speak, he is likely taking advantage of many naive individuals. I don’t believe this man is what he claims to be—a man of God. In my opinion, he is no different than someone who has gone to jail for fraud.
He makes a living peddling various goods and services, promising that God will do miracles for those who purchase his wares.
Now he went and sealed a bag of sand with nylon, put his face on top, and claimed that if you bought the sand, God would help you construct a house. I’m sure there are a lot of naive people in his church who will rise up and call him “Papa” when he speaks.
The problem isn’t Tinubu or the APC; the problem is that Nigerians are incredibly dimwitted. As a result of this individual, some people quit attending church. “If this were happening in a rational society, this individual would be locked up or institutionalised,” he remarked.