- Solomon Buchi, in a post on his official X on Wednesday, asserted that Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin is not a man of God.
- Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin called for the arrest of the prophet for allegedly misleading Christians.
Media personality Solomon Buchi has raised concerns about the ministry of Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin, founder of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministries.
In a recent post, Buchi questioned Prophet Jeremiah’s authenticity as a man of God, suggesting that his actions and teachings may be misleading to Christians.
Solomon Buchi emphasized the importance of holding religious leaders accountable for their actions and ensuring that they do not tarnish the reputation of the church.
He specifically criticized Prophet Jeremiah’s business practices, including the sale of “miracle soap” and “David’s stone,” which he believes are not in line with Christian values.
On his X handle, Solomon Buchi wrote:
“We can’t have charlatans disgrace the precious name of Jesus this way, and soil the perception of the church.
“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 local spiritualist. That man has no place in the church. God will judge him speedily.”
Earlier today, activist Verydarkman opens up on why he can’t talk about Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin anymore .
This shocking development follows weeks of explosive back-and-forth between VDM and the controversial cleric.
VDM, in his latest video update, revealed that the court has thrown down the gauntlet, ordering him to cease all talk about Prophet Fufeyin until the legal battle is settled. Yet, this court order hasn’t put out the fire in VDM’s belly. If anything, it’s fanned the flames of his outrage.
Turning his wrath towards NAFDAC, he unleashed a scathing attack on the agency for their perceived cowardly silence, accused them of ignoring his complaint against Fufeyin’s miracle drinks.
He issued a fiery warning—if NAFDAC continues to snub his complaint and play deaf to the dangers these products pose to public health, he will expose every dirty secret he can find, blowing the lid off the corrupt practices that he claims are keeping their staff silent.
