"If You Want to Die": Apostle Suleman Mentions Where Cultists Will Strike For Him

"If You Want to Die": Apostle Suleman Mentions Where Cultists Will Strike For Him

  • Apostle Johnson Suleman, the general overseer and founder of the Omega Fire Ministries International, has said that anyone who criticised him in his Auchi church branch risked being killed by cultists
  • The Apostle in a trending video commented to emphasise the level of loyalty he gets from the people around his church branch in the area
  • This came barely two weeks after his daughter, Divine Johnson-Suleman, caused a stir on social media when she ministered without her hair being covered

FCT, Abuja - The general overseer of the Omega Fire Ministries International, Apostle Johnson Suleman, has raised some controversies after he claimed that anyone who criticised him in his Auchi church in Edo state risked being killed.

In a trending video on social media, the cleric was seen while speaking to a congregation in what looked like a speech on the strong loyalty he got from his followers in the South-South state.

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Apostle Johnson Suleman has said anyone who criticised him in Auchi risked being killed.
Apostle Johnson Suleman says no one can criticise him in Auchi Photo Credit: @APOSTLESULEMAN
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The cleric also recounted some of the experiences which involved individuals who punished some persons who spoke against him.

Apostle Suleman speaks on loyalty

Apostle Suleman then attributed the people's loyalty to him to his kindness and not in connection with miracles and prayers.

According to the trending video, the cleric said:

“If you want to die and you’ve been praying for death, but it hasn’t come, there’s a way to make it happen.
“Come to Auchi, stand by the front gate of our church, and say something against me. Somebody will kill you, another will bury you, and the third will be doing praise and worship on your dead body.
“I’ve had cult boys bring people to me and say, ‘This boy was insulting you, we beat him and told him to apologise.’ I asked them, ‘Who are you?’ They said, ‘You no go like who we be, but you don't help us.’ Kindness."

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Apostle Suleman's daughter caused a stir

Recently, the cleric's daughter, Divine Johnson-Suleman, caused a stir on social media, after a video of her preaching on the pulpit without her hair covered surfaced.

The young Suleman was seen preaching to a crowd of teenagers at the International Teen Conference 2024, which was hosted by the Omega Fire Ministries International.

Netizens could not help but pass comments as they wondered if Apostle Suleman's ministering had now turned into a family business.

Divine had her hair in a messy high bun as she walked around the pulpit, praying for teens who later received the anointing.

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Legit.ng earlier reported that Nigerian pastors are known for issuing prophecies from time to time and predicting the future. On Monday, January 1, which marked the beginning of a new calendar year, 2024, Christian leaders across the country gave predictions about the new year.

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