Nigerians slams South African pastor over alleged missing child story in Nigerian church
Social
media agog yesterday as a South African pastor, Proff Ex posted a video
accusing a Nigerian cleric, Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin, founder of Christ
Mercy Land Church in a case of missing child.
A woman, Ruth Matthew had in 2019 claimed her child went missing at the mercy city belonging to Prophet Fufeyin.
She
had reported the case to the Nigerian Police and later brought it up at
the Brekete Human Rights radio in Abuja, where the woman and a
representative of the Police appeared over the matter.
The
Police at the live programme had claimed that the woman’s story was
“found inconsistence with the truth,” adding that the many version of
the information provided by the woman did not add up.
Ruth
Matthew had claimed that she went to church on the fateful day with
four of her children and couldn’t eventually see one of the kids.
In
her initial story at the station, the woman said while the child was
left in custody of the children church with security personnel and
guardians, she returned to discover that her child was missing and that
she was ordered out of the church when she was making a case for the
missing child.
While she
had provided this narrative to the Police and her earlier appearance at
the radio station. During the live program, Police at the station later
revealed that she reported going to the church with five of her
children, including an 18 year old girl, not four. The woman immediately
adopted that version claiming she made a mistake earlier.
She
told audiences at the live programme that her 18 years old child, who
was with the missing child had said that a woman came picking the child
up in a Keke Napep outside the church premises, not in the church where
she sent them on an errands.
A
report by the Police had since 2019 resolved the matter absolving the
church of her claims only for Proff Ex to reopen the matter claiming
that cases of missing children have been regular at the church.
While
a Nigerian comedian, Eyagbeshare had shared the video of Proff Ex on
the missing case and the timeline video of the case at the Brekete
family as well as the Police report, most Nigerian took to the internet
to express their take over the matter.
A lady, with Facebook name, Eke Bigland noted decried the extent to which some pastors are going to bring their colleague down.
Another
person, Urete Eloho said: “Please stop wasting your time on this guy.
Surely they must gather, you are only making him more famous let's go on
more important matter.”
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Shilula noted that Proff Ex needed prayers, adding a pastor who is
consistently blackmail others require more of prayer than social media
comments.
On his own comment, Opia Peter claimed that Ruth Mathew may seen her child.
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