- Verydarkman has started criticizing Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin again.
- VDM previously had problems with him regarding his spiritual items in 2024.
- Recently, he criticized a video where the prophet claimed to be talking to God while on a flight.
Social media critic Martins Vincent Otse, also known as Verydarkman (VDM), has started criticizing Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin again. Fufeyin is the founder of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry (CMDM).
VDM previously had problems with him regarding his spiritual items in 2024. Recently, he criticized a video where the prophet claimed to be talking to God while on a flight.
The video has become popular on social media, featuring Prophet Jeremiah claiming to have a divine experience on a private jet.
In the clip, he is shown in a meditative position, with young women appearing as attentive hostesses around him.
A deep voice, said to be God’s, urged the clergyman to keep leading his followers with divine insight.
VDM, who shared the video on his page, said it showed all the problems in today’s Christianity.
He expressed his shock at Prophet Jeremiah’s video, claiming that Christianity is in a bad state.
The critic mentioned he will keep speaking out against churches to protect the next generation from being misled like those before them.
“What is this one again this year,dear prophet Jeremiah please pick god from the next junction,” VDM wrote in a caption.
Watch the video below:
See some comments below:
@queen_chubby: “Abi God create this country for skits??”
@dahnielle: “Una go just dey give person headache.”
@the.xoxose: “Why the God sound like Big brother voice and AI combined.”
@yummytotem: “Show us your mercy O’Lord Have mercy on us o ahhhhhh cos wetin be this.”
@ghowstpen: Omo e no too early? this decorated and highly celebrated yahoo boys no even Dey rest a bit.”
@oye_097: “Nah this one go scatter business for dem Adeboye coz e dey over do lately.”
@excomedy: “Once I discovered you are attending this man church , I will conclude you exist without a common sense.”
