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“He’s not the first to do this” – Reactions trails sales of Pastor Jeremiah Fufeyin’s miracle water

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“He’s not the first to do this” – Reactions trails sales of Pastor Jeremiah Fufeyin’s miracle water

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Pastor Jeremiah Fufeyin, a Nigerian preacher, has sparked controversy after selling miraculous water and listing it on his church’s business website.

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This came just days after the pastor aggressively advertised the healing products on various social media videos.

 

Pastor Fufeyin marketed the miracle healing water and other things, which were confirmed to be available on the church’s e-commerce website.

The prices range from N500 to fifteen thousand naira, with each claiming to have healing power or spiritual protection.

The sale of these materials prompted conflicting reactions on social media, with many condemning the pastor for extorting his unaware congregation.

Reacting to the post..

@OjiUgo_nwa wrote: “The number of women that would have bought I must carry my twins water will definitely be much .”

@iamurbanaira penned: “There is nothing this man have not sold all in the name of God.”

@uchesame noted: “By mere looking sef you’ll know that this one God no call am. .”

@Diplomatic_1990 opined: “He’s not the first to do this! Sovereign Word Church Ikeja have been selling Miracle Water for Years now and people buy it every Sunday.”

@ree_rehanat penned: “God sef dey surprise has the men he dey create dey do wonders .”

@slamhitfactory wrote: “The irony is that if you speak “ill” about this Man in Warri, all the Market Women will Lynch you.”

In other news, Pastor Odumeje says that the cost of basic foods has gone up so quickly that it is now too expensive for the average person to afford.

It is said that the pastor once brought down the price of the dollar and promised to do the same with the price of rice, which is a main food in Nigeria.

As he talked about his goal as a Man of God, he also criticized other preachers who don’t say anything about the hard times their congregations are having in Nigeria.

 

 

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