A new video has emerged on social media capturing the moment controversial Ghanaian cleric, Pastor Obinim was spotted praying a supernatural passport for a church member.
According to the video, the controversial cleric was seen praying for the church member with his legs placed on his hands.
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After the prayer session, he then pulled his shoe and asked the church member to pick the passport which he claims to be a supernatural gift from above.
There is a mild drama in Abuja on Tuesday, January 28, when an Abuja pastor who paid a man N500,000 to use him as a fake miracle has been reported d**d.
According to multiple social media sources, an Abuja man of God who paid a man N500k to use him as a miracle scam has been nabbed after the man died.
Below is what Chinasa wrote.….
‘Meet The Abuja Pastor That Offered A Trader 500,000 For Miracle Scam That Went Bad
An Abuja pastor offered a trader 500,000 for the trader to be used as a miracle scam. The Trader was to pretend that he was a d**d man and the Pastor will then raise him from the death, unfortunately, the trader died in the coffin before they could make it to the stadium where the pastor was holding his crusade in Abuja. The wife of the deceased trader got the police involved and he was fake was arrested by the police.
However, he has been released through the help of his influential friends in Abuja and he has gone back to the business performing a strange miracle in his church in Nyanya Abuja
The name of the pastor is Bishop Emmanuel Esezobor and his ministry is Firehouse Church, located beside Niger-Delta Gardens and Hotels Checking Point Nyanya.
The so-called Bishop Emmanuel Esezobor pastors the church with his wife and they have a huge number of people to come to their church for miracle and solution to their problems’.
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Watch the video below:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B7_ocnMgKXP/?igshid=1oe4ykqu0vrm9
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