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Some Nigerian pastors stage fake miracles – Odumeje claims

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Popular Anambra-based cleric, Chukwuemeka Ohanaemere, widely known as Odumeje, has claimed that some Nigerian Christian clerics stage fake miracles.

Speaking in a recent episode of The Honest Bunch Podcast, Odumeje lamented that the rate of staged miracles in Nigeria was becoming too much.

"Arrangees [staged miracles] in churches are becoming too much in Nigeria. That is why I don't go to other clerics' churches as guest minister. I have turned down a lot of invitations," he stated.

Odumeje said the miracles that happen in his church are well-documented and could easily be verified.

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"The miracles we do here, we see their faces. You can take their names and verify," he said.

The cleric claimed that no Nigerian Christian cleric can do the kind of miracles he does except the late Prophet TB Joshua, whom he referred to as his "father in the Lord".

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