- In the wake of heated controversies and swirling misconceptions over Peter Obi’s remark on excessive church activities undermining productivity, Apostle Chibuzor has stepped forward with a precise response.
- The OPM pastor shared how profoundly saddened he felt after watching Peter Obi’s viral interview.
Apostle Chibuzor Gift Chinyere, the influential General Overseer of Omega Power Ministries (OPM), has plunged into the heart of controversy, voicing a profound disappointment in Peter Obi amid the politician’s recent comments that have rocked both the church and the nation.
In an interview that quickly went viral, the former Labour Party presidential candidate stirred up intense reactions by suggesting that church vigils be repurposed into night shifts for productivity’s sake.
His statement was received with starkly opposing views—while some saw it as a progressive push to boost the economy, many decried it as a sacrilegious swipe at the spiritual practices embedded in the fabric of Nigerian society.
Apostle Chibuzor, a figure deeply respected for his devotion to faith-driven initiatives, took to his official Facebook page to share his dismay.
In his brief but weighty post, he expressed the heartbreak that overcame him after watching Obi’s interview, revealing that it struck a nerve as a pastor as a who champions the power of faith to transform lives.
The OPM pastor wrote;
“Just watched a video and,listened to Peter obi,comments.,SAD.”
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In related news, Apostle Chibuzor publicly extended an olive branch to the embattled Happie Boys, lifted the heavy curses he had once placed upon them.
The story began back in 2022, when the Happie Boys, whose explosive dance videos once dominated social media, saw their fame spiral into controversy. Desperate and disgraced, they reached out to Apostle Chibuzor, pleading for his mercy.
Not only did the pastor forgive them, but he also removed the formidable curse he’d imposed—a warning so severe it deterred anyone from offering them help.
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