Verydarkman reacts as Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin announces miracle stone (Video)

• Nigerian activist, Verydarkman has spoken after Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin unveiled his miracle stone.
• In the clip, the clergyman shows off a heap of stones as he beckons on the public to come and get their stones which would be used to strike their enemies.
• Verydarkman swiftly dropped a comment under the video.

Media personality and activist, Martins Vincent Otse better known as Verydarkman has reacted after Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin launched his miracle stone.

A video recently posted by blogger Tunde Ednut showed the pastor speaking on the need for people to get these stones. According to him, the stones will be used to strike down their enemies.

Fufeyin who stood next to the pile of stones urged people to come and get at least one for themselves in order to wage war against their foes.

He further cited a biblical event when God sent down hailstones to kill Joshua’s enemies.

Watch the video below:

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The video as expected amassed several comments from netizens who marvelled at the relentless marketing of his acclaimed miraculous products.

Verydarkman who also stumbled on the video immediately took to the comment section where wrote: “Stone no need nafdac so feel free guys…God bless stones and the users,if you kpai person as en€mi them go pick you ooo.”

In addition, mrucee_official wrote: “He’s mocking Christianity, he’s disgracing the religion and it’s embarrassing, this man needs to be stopped because this is shameful 😢.”

irishsommie1 wrote: “If thunder never fire one fake pastor…others no go learn.”

scoobynero wrote: “So we go Dey buy our blessings now ? This Pastors should be stopped na 😮😢 Haibo !!!! 😳.”

doctall_kingsley wrote: “Na this kind church my president banned for Rwanda 🇷🇼 😂😂😂😂😂

smplyjessie1 wrote: “Is there anything on earth that dis man doesn’t sell🤦‍♀️.”

tkinzystar wrote: “Honestly this man needs to be stopped. He’s indeed mocking good and his gullible followers.”