“President Tinubu needs to ban Pastors Like Jeremiah” – Verydarkman reacts to miracle

• Verydarkman reacted to a video shared online where Pastor Jeremiah Fufeyin was performing a miracle on a woman who couldn’t walk.
• Verydarkman posted the video on his Instagram page, saying he wish to find himself in a scenario where the pastor would need to heal him.

Controversial activist Martins Vincent Otse, known as VeryDarkMan, has sparked a debate by urging President Tinubu to restrict online displays of miracles by religious leaders, specifically targeting Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin.

VeryDarkMan’s comments came after a video surfaced online, showing Prophet Jeremiah apparently healing a woman unable to walk by touching her with a towel allegedly soaked in holy water.

In reaction to the video, VeryDarkMan expressed doubts, challenging Prophet Jeremiah to prove his healing abilities in a real-world setting, such as a hospital or disability home.

He proposed a hypothetical scenario where Prophet Jeremiah would attempt to heal 300 people, suggesting that failure would justify consequences.

VeryDarkMan also invited Prophet Jeremiah to visit Borno Maiduguri, highlighting the need for genuine aid and support for those suffering.

In his words:

“President Tinubu needs to ban Pastors Like Jeremiah from Showing their Miracles online, If you take Prophet Jeremiah to an Hospital now he will not be able to heal a fly, Prophet Jeremiah You Must sue me again, I want you to double the lawsuit I want a case that will land me and you in an Hospital filled with sick people or a Disability Home, and if you are able to heal 300 people they should jail me for 300 years, Pastor Jeremiah You needs to Follow me to Borno Maiduguri right away, Thousands of People need spiritual healings right now”

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Recall that VDM stormed disability community, tests Prophet Jeremiah’s miracle water on them.

The clergyman had filed an N1bn lawsuit alongside a restraining order against VDM after the activist dragged the Pastor for putting out his miracle water for sale to the public.

Following the suit, VDM decided to put Jeremiah’s products to test. He first took delivery of some products he had previously ordered from Prophet Fufeyin, visited a store where he bought some food items, and set out for a disability community in Abuja.

There, VDM gave the physically challenged individuals the miracle water to drink. They took turns drinking it and at the end of the day, nothing miraculous occurred.