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Verydarkman Challenges Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin's Miracle Claims After N1 Billion Lawsuit

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Popular Nigerian activist Verydarkman (VDM) has taken his ongoing feud with Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin to a new level following the clergyman's N1 billion lawsuit and restraining order against him. The legal action was triggered after VDM publicly mocked the pastor for selling "miracle water" to the public.


In a defiant response, VDM decided to put Prophet Jeremiah's product to the test. He documented his journey on social media, where he first picked up the miracle water from Prophet Fufeyin and then proceeded to buy food items before heading to a community in Abuja for the disabled.


At the disability home, VDM offered the miracle water to physically disabled individuals, who drank it in turns. However, as shown in the video shared by VDM on Instagram, no miraculous events occurred.


VDM captioned the video with a pointed question: “I have gone to test Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin’s healing water on the blind and crippled at the biggest disability home in the whole of Abuja. @prophetjeremiahomoto, na so e Dey work?”


The video sparked widespread reactions on social media, with some users calling for greater scrutiny of Prophet Jeremiah's practices. One user, @solashomoye3025, commented, "Jeremiah should be called to order or go to hospitals, blind homes, and Co to perform his miracle. The government should arrest him ASAP."


Another, @Ehimonyplux247, who identified as a pastor, expressed support for VDM, stating, "I’ve been following you for a long time, and everything about you is absolutely correct. I pray for you in my closet and may the Good LORD continue to strengthen you and keep you out of harm’s way.”


As the controversy continues to unfold, the tension between Verydarkman and Prophet Jeremiah shows no signs of abating, with both sides firmly entrenched in their positions.

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