Kx:

And when you talk, some people will rush to remind u:
"Touch not my anointed"

Akwasi:

Who decides a pastor is fake? Is the man arrested because of fraud or because he is a "fake" pastor?

freecocoa:

I really wonder why many nigerians are so gullible,why would I pay for anyone to pray for me?did jesus collect money or ask to be paid by people he healed or performed miracles for? Majority of those usually duped are the ones who are always in church,reading bible from morning to night yet they know nothing of the word of God.

       The fake pastor or whatever he is,is just greedy,anyways I don't even blame him sef, when people are willing to do almost anything in the name of wanting a miracle,things like this are expected

Kx:

And when you talk, some people will rush to remind u:
"Touch not my anointed"

musKeeto:

Hhahahahahaha,

A pastor is fake if he preaches one thing and does another.
A pastor is a fraud when he drives miles without gas in his tank.

Thin line between fraud and fake

1forall:

Dem no go go catch boko people, tschh!

ndcide:

imagine if all the church pastors in nigeria were gun men and kidnappers. nigeria would have been in great droppings. so i thank God we have churches. and  besides these churches helps to decongest the labour market.

Akwasi:

Who decides a pastor is fake? Is the man arrested because of fraud or because he is a "fake" pastor?

shadrach77:

the title is misleading. nobody can determine who a real or a fake pastor is. the guy was arrested not because he claimed to be a pastor but because he duped his congregation

mukina2:

“The last victim alerted the police, our men were put on surveillance, when the last victim on arrangement with the police invited him

mukina2:

Police parade fake pastor in Nsukka

Police in Enugu State, on Thursday in Nsukka, paraded one Chinedu Nnaya, the alleged founder of a fake deliverance ministry.

Nnaya was alleged to have established the “True Vine Ministry” which he used to extort money from  people in order to conduct family deliverance for them.

The Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Enugu State, Mr Ebere Amarizu, said luck ran against the fake pastor when his last victim, Mr Prince Divine, a contractor within Nsukka, alerted the police after a sum of N60,000 was allegedly extorted from him

He said, “The fake pastor used tortoise, chains, padlock and a bag of salt to deceive people into believing that he was conducting deliverance.

“The last victim alerted the police, our men were put on surveillance, when the last victim on arrangement with the police invited him to another family for deliverance. It was there he was arrested on Wednesday.”

Amarizu said, “It was in the process of the deliverance that we discovered that the tortoise and padlock, he claimed were buried in the compound by enemies, were actually planted by him.

“They were planted when he sent all of us out from the room at a point during his fake prayers.

“He was paid N60,000 for the job and his flight ticket, as he claimed to have come from Abuja.

“It was later discovered that he is living in Nsukka. He even told us he is working with the Adoration Ministry, Enugu. But we also discovered that he is a liar”, the police spokesperson disclosed. NAN

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/12/police-parade-fake-pastor-in-nsukka/

Kx:

And when you talk, some people will rush to remind u:
"Touch not my anointed"

plainmirror:

Wow this is incredible 4 a allerged man of God