Police finally track, arrest ‘Jesus’ for indecent conduct in this state
- The police have taken a drastic measure to end heresies in Anambra
- The force's command arrested Onyebuchi Okocha, also known as Onyeze Jesus, over his misconduct and fake miracles in the state
- Onyeze is the founder of Children of Light Anointing Ministries
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Onyebuchi Okocha (fondly called Onyeze Jesus), the founder of Children of Light Anointing Ministries, Nkpor, in the Idemili North local government area of Anambra, has been arrested by the police.
Onyeze Jesus' arrest came by the instruction of the state government after it received many confirmed pieces of information of his misconduct and heresies.
Anambra state commissioner for information and public enlightenment, Don Adinuba, confirmed the development on Thursday, January 28, Punch reports.
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According to Adinuba, among some of the self-acclaimed prophet's "criminal and indecent conduct in the name of religion" is his claim that he will raise about seven persons from the dead.
Moreover, the ministry of health in the state had warned hospitals and mortuaries to beware of Onyeze over the “widely publicised claim and planned magic that he would raise seven corpses from the dead on a given date.”
Meanwhile, as a lot of the unfavourable events that occurred in 2020 lingered in the minds of Nigerians, they kept praying and hoping that 2021 would be a better year.
Prophecies were given for the year and Legit.ng listed some of them by Apostle Paul Okikijesu of the Christ Apostolic Miracle Ministry.
The cleric said there would be a serious crisis in Aso Rock.
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In his words:
“Thus says the Lord of hosts: A looming crisis will burst in Aso Rock between January and March 2021. It will have a widespread effect; it will shake the Nation and make people to tremble."
The prophet said there would be a great clash between the Fulani herdsmen and the people of Niger Delta.
According to Apostle Okikijesu, a sitting governor will die in 2021. He said a woman, who is the deputy to the sitting governor, would replace her principal after much crisis.
Source: Legit.ng
