Pastor Odumeje Threatens Fellow Nigerian Pastors Over Israel And Gaza’s Conflict
Chukwuemeka Odumeje, a well-known cleric from the Anambra state, has ignited discussions online after a video of his most recent sermon went viral. During his sermon on Sunday, Odumeje discussed the continuing conflict between Israel and Gaza. If he sees a Nigerian pastor praying for Israel, he has threatened to harm them.
Odumeje, also known as Liquid Metal, promised to render blind and deaf any Nigerian preacher who prayed for Israel. According to him, Nigeria needs these prayers much more than Israel does. According to Odumeje, the nation faces far greater difficulties than Israel.
Odumeje’s remarks come just seven days after Pastor E.A. Adeboye, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), led a prayer meeting for Israel.
Meanwhile, in a video that has become popular online, Odumeje, also known as Indaboski, was heard informing his church’s members that it was time for him to leave during a Sunday service in March. He claims to have told his first son David in a heart-to-heart conversation that he is approaching the end of his earthly life.
The 40-year-old preacher gained visibility for his peculiar method of spiritual deliverance, which involves hitting his congregation members on the floor. He made headlines last year when he challenged Anambra State Government representatives who had come to destroy his church. According to reports, during the confrontation, he was beaten.
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