A viral video circulating on social media has sparked intense debate after a woman, who previously testified at Evangelist Ebuka Obi’s Zion Ministry about purchasing a multi-million naira mansion, was allegedly seen selling drinks after the testimony.
The development has raised questions among Nigerians, with some suggesting it casts doubt on the authenticity of testimonies shared at the popular church. Critics argue that the incident reinforces concerns about exaggerated or fabricated testimonies in religious circles, while supporters insist there may be more to the story than meets the eye.
Reacting to the controversy, Evangelist Ebuka Obi had, in a prophecy on February 4, claimed that a major accusation would be fabricated against him and his ministry this year. He warned that the alleged scandal would “shake the internet” and “look real, but be fake.” He further declared that those involved in orchestrating the allegations “will all die.”
The statement has since fueled more reactions, with some questioning whether the recent viral video aligns with his earlier prophecy. While some followers of Zion Ministry view the video as an attack on their spiritual leader, others believe it raises concerns about the credibility of testimonies within the church.
As debates continue, the Zion Ministry and Evangelist Obi are yet to issue an official response regarding the authenticity of the woman’s initial testimony and the circulating video.
