Media personality Solomon Buchi has called for the arrest of the founder of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministries (CMDM), Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin for misleading Christians.
In a post on his X page, Solomon Buchi asserted that Prophet Jeremiah is neither a Christian nor a man of God.
He described him as a sorcerer who works with familiar spirits and should be called out, rebuked or even arrested. He said Fufeyin’s heart is not right before God. Besides, bragging about being a billionaire, threatening people, selling miracle soap and David’s stone for business, marriage, and ministry is just a fine rebrand of a local spiritualist.
In his words:
“Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin is not a Christian let alone a prophet. He isn’t a man of God. He is a sorcerer working with a familiar spirit. He should be called out, rebuked and arrested.
“We can’t have charlatans disgrace the precious name of Jesus this way, and soil the perception of the church.
“It was imperative for me to make this post because this pious faith we have received must be guarded against clowns who relentlessly arm non-Christians with the arsenal to loathe and ridicule the church. As much as we are commissioned to preach the gospel; we are also commissioned to let known what Christianity is not.
“Peter rebuked Simon who was an amazing magician that swayed lots of people. Peter told him that his heart was not right before God. Jeremiah’s heart is not right before God. Bragging about being a billionaire, threatening people, selling miracle soap and David’s stone for business, marriage and ministry is just a fine rebrand of a local spiritualist. That man has no place in the church and God will judge him speedily”.
Netizens React:
Ogehh2: “That is why VDM needs our support to stop all these end-time pastors before they become a pandemic in our country Nigeria.”
Solomon_Buchi: “No. VDM doesn’t need my support for anything. He’s not a Christian apologist.”
Dukecute11: “What about Odumeje?
@Seniorprefectt9: “That man is just an opportunist scamming uninformed people their hard-earned money.”
chiefosines_: “It’s rather unfortunate we have some genuine people seeking Christ who are held down in his assembly by his sorcery.”
@NonsoEzeani1: “One is selling miracle water. The other is selling entry tickets to his crusade and accepting donations. Both are black men selling Christianity to the white men who introduced them to the gospel. They all are salesmen!”
This shocking development follows weeks of explosive back-and-forth between VDM and the controversial cleric. Apparently, Prophet Fufeyin launched the miracle products, including soap, water, and perfume, in June, claiming they had received approval from the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC).
However, these claims have been met with skepticism and criticism, particularly from Verydarkman, who publicly criticized the products.
Surprisingly, Prophet Fufeyin filed a N1 billion lawsuit against Verydarkman, accusing him of defamation and seeking a restraining order to prevent further commentary on the matter.
Refusing to back down, VDM purchased the miracle products and tested their supposed potency on deaf and disabled individuals in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja.
He shared a video on Instagram, showing himself administering the miracle water to the disabled people, which obviously did not work.
By Ezinne Okorie.
