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Because Odumeje Can’t Speak Good English Doesn’t Make Him Fake – Nkechi Blessing

Posted by Lawal Munirst on April 27, 2024 0

She stated that the fact that the clergyman can’t speak English fluently doesn’t undermine that he is a true man of God.

Actress Nkechi Blessing Sunday has warned Nigerians against labeling the controversial pastor and General Overseer of The Mountain of Holy Ghost, Prophet Odumeje as fake.

She said because he can’t speak good English doesn’t mean he’s a fake man of God.

In the latest episode of Scoop with Uriel on Pulse Nigeria, she stated that the fact that the clergyman can’t speak English fluently doesn’t undermine that he is a true man of God.

Recalling her encounter with him, she said: “The first time I had an encounter with Odumeje I was shocked to my bone marrow. The man will tell you everything about your life. He’s not just telling you, he’s giving you the solution”

“Odumeje is a true man of God. I’m saying it here categorically. The fact that he can’t speak good English doesn’t make him a fake man of God”.

Below are some reactions by netizens:

One Adanma wrote: “She and Odumeje have some character. So the story goes well

One Mide Blaq tackling her wrote: “Just because he sees vision doesn’t mean he’s a real pastor tho most are evil power fake vision

One Leprofeseurr wrote: “She has a point. Stop this English madness. It’s a borrowed language dearest

One Leem Sss wrote: “None of your pastors is a true man of God. Keep deceiving yourselves. God isn’t sending anyone to heal anybody. Go to a hospital or pray in your house for yourself

One Rosy Throne wrote: “I don’t see Odumeje as a pastor, I see him as an entertainment man, a natural comedian

One Women 4 Counseling wrote: “Vision can come from anywhere, it doesn’t mean it’s from the Holy Spirit

One Abthans Rage wrote: “Even Devil performs miracles but can you pay or withstand the consequences

One Dark Softie wrote: “Just because someone sees vision doesn’t mean someone is real though”.

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