Nigerians React as Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin’s Ministry Responds Gracefully to Mockery: “Spiritual Realities Are Not Always Logical”

David Akanome | PR Journalist | Benue State, Nigeria

The internet has been buzzing with reactions as Nigerians weigh in on the recent shade allegedly thrown at Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin by Pastor Abel Damina. The controversy erupted after a sermon in which Pastor Damina ridiculed an unnamed South South prophet for selling what he described as “heavenly sand, soap, the Key of David, and Heaven’s ATM Card.”

Social media users and members of the Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry have since responded, calling for maturity, understanding, and respect for spiritual diversity within the Christian community. While some see Damina’s comments as humorous, others say the remarks crossed a line.



In a widely shared Facebook post, one Nigerian believer captured the sentiment of many:

**“Honestly, I think it’s time we all learn to respect the diversity in how God moves through His servants.
I watched the video where Pastor Abel Damina mocked symbolic items like ‘Heaven’s ATM Card’ and ‘Key of David’ and while some might laugh, I couldn’t help but feel it crossed a line.
If we truly understand the prophetic and the deep symbolism often found in African Pentecostalism, these things aren’t strange at all. They’re metaphors, points of contact. Just like Moses had a rod or Elijah had a mantle, God can use anything to stir faith.

Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin’s ministry has always been bold, visual, and prophetic and it’s worked. There are countless testimonies to back it up. Mocking what you don’t understand doesn’t mean it’s not real. It just shows you’re not part of that frequency.

What I admire most is that Christ Mercyland didn’t clap back with insults. They responded with grace, choosing unity over division. That’s spiritual maturity.

Disagreeing is fine. We won’t all serve God the same way. But public mockery of another man’s calling? That’s dangerous ground.

Let’s be careful. The kingdom needs healing, not hostility.

#MyThoughts #RespectTheAnointing #ProphetJeremiahOmoto #ChristMercyland #UnityInChrist #SpiritualThingsAreSpirituallyDiscerned

This comment echoes what many believers are feeling: concern over the rising trend of pulpit mockery and a desire for more unity in the Body of Christ.

A spokesperson from Christ Mercyland echoed similar sentiments:

“Not everything in the realm of the Spirit is meant to be dissected by carnal logic. Prophetic acts—whether it’s the use of oil, water, or symbolic keys—are not new. From Moses’ rod to Elijah’s mantle, the Bible is filled with physical tokens that carried spiritual weight.”

Indeed, Prophet Fufeyin’s ministry is known for highly visual and symbolic forms of faith expression. While critics may dismiss them as superstition, thousands of testimonies from across Nigeria and abroad tell a different story.

According to the ministry, items like the “Heaven’s ATM Card” are not literal objects of power but prophetic metaphors—tools to awaken faith and remind believers of their spiritual access and covenant rights in a relatable, modern context.

Still, rather than retaliating with counterattacks, the ministry has maintained its stance on peace, forgiveness, and unity.

“We will not fight back,” said the ministry’s media director. “We appreciate Pastor Damina’s passion for doctrine, but the move of God cannot be boxed into one expression.”

As the sermon clip continues to trend, the bigger conversation now seems to be shifting—from doctrine to dignity.

In a time when Christian unity is more needed than ever, the call from many Nigerians is clear: “Correct, if you must—but do it with love, not ridicule.”

For Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin and his followers, the focus remains unchanged: deliverance, healing, and restoration for all who believe.

Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin Foundation Rescues Flood Victims in Ayakoromo Community

In a heart-stirring display of compassion and leadership, the Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin Foundation has once again proven that true prophets don't just speak words—they act. The foundation, under the direction of renowned Nigerian prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, swiftly responded to the devastating flood that affected the Ayakoromo community in Delta State. With little time wasted, the foundation mobilized resources to bring relief and restore hope to families who lost everything to the rising waters.

The outreach wasn't limited to emergency supplies; it came with a deeper human touch. Victims were provided with cash donations, temporary shelter, food, and medical care—all administered with love and dignity. Many beneficiaries described the intervention as “heaven-sent,” recounting how they were stranded, hopeless, and abandoned until Prophet Fufeyin’s team arrived. It wasn’t just a gift—it was restoration.

This remarkable act of generosity highlights Prophet Jeremiah’s unwavering commitment to the welfare of the people, especially the vulnerable. Known for his prophetic ministry and miracle services at Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry, Prophet Fufeyin has consistently backed his spiritual messages with tangible acts of kindness. For the people of Ayakoromo, this was not just the act of a preacher—it was the hand of a father reaching into their pain and lifting them with grace.

Community leaders praised the foundation, emphasizing how this intervention filled the gap left by delayed government response. “We’ve never seen this kind of love before,” one local youth leader remarked. “He didn’t just come with prayers; he came with answers.” The prophet’s gesture didn’t just ease suffering—it reignited hope in a region that had nearly given up.

Indeed, Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin continues to redefine what it means to lead with purpose. His actions affirm that prophetic ministry is not just about declarations but about demonstrations of God’s love. In Ayakoromo, he didn’t just show up as a prophet—he showed up as a father. And for those who received his help, that made all the difference.

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BREAKING MIRACLE: 13-Year-Old Blind Boy Sees for the First Time at Healing Service

ABUJA, NIGERIA — In a moment that brought tears, praise, and overwhelming joy, a 13-year-old boy named Emeka, who had lived in total darkness since birth, received his sight during a powerful Healing and Deliverance Service.

Born blind and unable to speak clearly, Emeka’s life was marked by isolation and struggle. He had never attended school, and years of seeking medical help brought no solution. Eventually, his mother, weighed down by disappointment, gave up on finding a cure.

But hope has a way of finding its way through the darkest corners.

Emeka’s life took a turn when he began attending a local Bible club led by a devoted Christian woman. Through her, Emeka was introduced to the Word of God, and unbeknownst to many, seeds of faith began to grow.

During a recent Healing and Deliverance Service held by a renowned ministry, something extraordinary happened — Emeka stood up and began to walk unassisted. The woman who brought him to the service wept uncontrollably, lifting her voice in praise. The atmosphere in the auditorium shifted.

The Senior Pastor, sensing the move of God, personally examined Emeka. To the amazement of all, the boy responded to hand movements and visual cues. Emeka could see. The congregation erupted in jubilation — dancing, shouting, and singing praises to God.

The Pastor sealed the miracle with a prophetic word, declaring it complete and perfect.

“What years of human effort could not accomplish, God did in a moment,” one witness remarked.

Indeed, Emeka saw light at last. His story is now a powerful testament to the enduring power of faith and the miraculous love of God.

“God is not giving up on you,” the Pastor reminded the crowd. “Keep holding on, because beyond the clouds, the sun still shines.”

What a mighty God we serve.

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Mercy Chinwo Releases Powerful New Single titled "When You Say A Thing"


Tunde Opemipo | PR Journalist | LAGOS

In a week marked by both musical triumph and personal vindication, award-winning gospel music minister Mercy Chinwo Blessed has released her highly anticipated new single, “When You Say A Thing.” The track, which dropped on July 4, 2025.

The song, already gaining traction across digital platforms, is a heartfelt affirmation of God's sovereignty, timing, and faithfulness — a message that resonates even deeper in light of recent events. With lines that echo trust in divine promises, “When You Say A Thing” is not just a song; it's a prophetic declaration.

“When You Say A Thing” reflects the maturity, depth, and spiritual conviction that have become synonymous with her ministry.

Fans and gospel music lovers have poured out in support, flooding comment sections with messages like:

> "This is more than a song — it's a testimony!"
"Mama Mercy turned pain into praise!"

Mercy Chinwo continues to be a beacon in the gospel music space, not just through her vocal prowess but by embodying grace under pressure.

With this release, she reaffirms not just her position in the industry but also her message: When God says a thing — He surely brings it to pass.

Stream “When You Say A Thing” now on all major platforms.
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MD of EeZee Conceptz Retracts Allegation Against Mercy Chinwo

LAGOS — In a significant development that marks the resolution of a highly publicized controversy, Coach Nancy Nnadi, the Managing Director of EeZee Conceptz Limited, has publicly retracted her earlier defamatory statements against award-winning gospel music minister, Mercy Chinwo Blessed.

The retraction was made public on Sunday via Coach Nancy’s official Instagram page, where she acknowledged her prior missteps and expressed a desire for peace and spiritual reconciliation.

“On the advice of my lawyer, and for the sake of peace and love of God, I retract my earlier post about Minister Mercy Chinwo as well as pray Almighty God to perfect the ongoing settlement by THE FATHERS OF FAITH between her and EeZee Conceptz,” she stated.

The retraction comes months after Mercy Chinwo, through her legal counsel at Law Corridor, led by Managing Partner Pelumi Olajengbesi, filed a defamation suit at the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. The lawsuit accused Coach Nancy of spreading false and damaging allegations on social media, including claims that Chinwo had diverted funds in connection with an ongoing contractual dispute involving EeZee Conceptz and its founder, Ezekiel Onyedikachukwu (popularly known as EeZee Tee).

The legal action sought a public apology, deletion of the defamatory content, and compensation for the reputational damage caused. In response, Mercy Chinwo’s legal team presented verified documentation—including contracts, email correspondence, and payment receipts—that firmly refuted the claims and upheld her integrity.

Following these developments, Coach Nancy’s legal representatives initiated settlement discussions. A formal agreement was reached, which included the immediate removal of the defamatory video posted on February 4, 2025, a public retraction, and a commitment to refrain from making any further disparaging remarks.

All terms of the settlement have now been fully complied with by Coach Nancy.

In an official response, Mercy Chinwo’s legal team commended her for handling the issue with “grace, professionalism, and spiritual maturity.” The statement also highlighted that this outcome not only vindicates Mercy Chinwo’s name but reaffirms her character as a minister who chose truth over noise, and justice over vengeance.

The resolution was facilitated by the intervention of respected Fathers of Faith, whose leadership and spiritual guidance helped steer the situation toward peaceful settlement.

This outcome is not just a legal victory, but a testament to the power of accountability, humility, and the unifying role of faith within the gospel community. Mercy Chinwo continues to maintain her reputation as one of Africa’s most respected gospel voices, committed to integrity both in music and ministry.