Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin halts sale of miracle products amid controversy
Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin has ceased the sale of miracle water, soap, and perfume and has removed all related items from his website. In a recent announcement to his congregation, Fufeyin declared that these products are no longer available for sale and warned that any person found selling these items will face serious repercussions.
VDM has expressed strong satisfaction with the move. He highlighted that despite Fufeyin’s removal of certain miracle products, other items remain on sale at high prices. These include the ‘I Must Carry My Twin Apple,’ priced at N20,000 each, and miracle handkerchiefs that were previously sold for approximately N5,000. VDM recommended that instead of selling these items, Prophet Fufeyin should invite members to bring their handkerchiefs and apples for blessings.
VDM also asserted that if Prophet Fufeyin plans to distribute these items for free, he must obtain a Nefdeac number to ensure transparency.
Furthermore, VDM announced his intention to report Prophet Jeremiah to either the NPF-NCCC or EFCC for investigation into potential fraud. He specifically questioned the legitimacy of an item on Fufeyin’s website labeled ‘My Money Can Flow ATM,’ suggesting that it might be used for illegal online transactions. VDM has called for a detailed explanation from Prophet Fufeyin regarding the function and legality of this item.
