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Supporters of Delta-based cleric, Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin, on Tuesday, embarked on a protest rally to the office of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control in Asaba, the Delta State capital.

The placard-wielding protesters, including some bishops, called on NAFDAC to desist from what they call an attack on Fufeyin, who is the spiritual leader of Christ Mercy Land Delivery Ministries in Asaba.

NAFDAC had on Sunday called on Nigerians to stop patronising spiritual products, such as miracle water and oil, being offered for sale by the cleric.

According to NAFDAC, the cleric falsely claimed that his spiritual products were certified by NAFDAC.

The NAFDAC’s Director General, Prof Mojisola Adeyeye, in a statement on Sunday, declaimed Fufeyin’s spiritual products, such as Miracle & Healing Water, and River Jordan Water, among others.

But the protesters, who took to the streets of Asaba on Tuesday, insisted that NAFDAC had no oversight on spiritual products.

The protesters, who defied the downpour in the city on Tuesday, carried placards bearing different inscriptions, such as “Spiritual products have spiritual backing, don’t need NAFDAC approval’; and ‘When it comes to spiritual matters, respect them,” among others.

Speaking on behalf of the protesters, the Metropolitan Archbishop of the Charismatic Anglican Church of Nigeria, Most Rev. Prof. Samuel Baaba, cautioned NAFDAC against attempts to regulate spiritual products.

Baaba said, “We are men of God and we are here in solidarity to send a message to NAFDAC to refrain from its steps over spiritual matters.

“NAFDAC does not have a right to regulate spiritual products. There is a limit to what people can do, especially when it comes to matters of faith.”

Also speaking, the Rector, Union Theological Institute and Seminary, Port Harcourt, Most Rev. Calixtus, said, “To the best of my knowledge and which I have read through the NAFDAC Act, 2004, if there is an amendment, I don’t know, where it could regulate spiritual product.

“NAFDAC doesn’t have right to declare the products fake when it never tested the product. NAFDAC should stay out clearly; what is wrong with the water?”

Source: https://punchng.com/NAFDAC-lacks-right-to-regulate-spiritual-products-Delta-clerics

Carnal spirituality.

Those spiritual products are not qualified to be sold like the products NAFDAC regulates.

Your products are either spiritual (from God and are not to be sold) or man-made (sellable and regulated).

But wait! I thought your products have NAFDAC number.

By the way, why do Nigerians report events with inappropriate pictures? Nothing in the picture attached to this post relates to the so-called pastor.

Because you guys are scammer.

Are there no sick people in una family? Have you healed all of them? Are there no poor people in their family, have they made them rich?

Would you blame those fake pastors if not the gullible people approaching them for miracle

adenigga:
Supporters of Delta-based cleric, Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin, on Tuesday, embarked on a protest rally to the office of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control in Asaba, the Delta State capital.

The placard-wielding protesters, including some bishops, called on NAFDAC to desist from what they call an attack on Fufeyin, who is the spiritual leader of Christ Mercy Land Delivery Ministries in Asaba.

NAFDAC had on Sunday called on Nigerians to stop patronising spiritual products, such as miracle water and oil, being offered for sale by the cleric.

According to NAFDAC, the cleric falsely claimed that his spiritual products were certified by NAFDAC.

The NAFDAC’s Director General, Prof Mojisola Adeyeye, in a statement on Sunday, declaimed Fufeyin’s spiritual products, such as Miracle & Healing Water, and River Jordan Water, among others.

But the protesters, who took to the streets of Asaba on Tuesday, insisted that NAFDAC had no oversight on spiritual products.

The protesters, who defied the downpour in the city on Tuesday, carried placards bearing different inscriptions, such as “Spiritual products have spiritual backing, don’t need NAFDAC approval’; and ‘When it comes to spiritual matters, respect them,” among others.

Speaking on behalf of the protesters, the Metropolitan Archbishop of the Charismatic Anglican Church of Nigeria, Most Rev. Prof. Samuel Baaba, cautioned NAFDAC against attempts to regulate spiritual products.

Baaba said, “We are men of God and we are here in solidarity to send a message to NAFDAC to refrain from its steps over spiritual matters.

“NAFDAC does not have a right to regulate spiritual products. There is a limit to what people can do, especially when it comes to matters of faith.”

Also speaking, the Rector, Union Theological Institute and Seminary, Port Harcourt, Most Rev. Calixtus, said, “To the best of my knowledge and which I have read through the NAFDAC Act, 2004, if there is an amendment, I don’t know, where it could regulate spiritual product.

“NAFDAC doesn’t have right to declare the products fake when it never tested the product. NAFDAC should stay out clearly; what is wrong with the water?”

Source: https://punchng.com/NAFDAC-lacks-right-to-regulate-spiritual-products-Delta-clerics

When mugu fall, guyman go wack..

As long as the product is being packaged for sale to the public and advertised as having certain health benefits , NAFDAC has every right to scrutinise not only it's acclaimed efficacy but also it's safety levels for human consumption.

The fact that the product was even sold with a fake NAFDAC number is enough grounds to have those within its production, supply and retail chain to be arraigned in court for forgery and deception. There is even enough grounds to charge them to court for distributing a product that is yet to be ascertained it's safety levels.


Going by this fake pastors assertion, that means all those diabolical voodoo priests that engage in human sacrifices are also immune from criminal charges bothering on murder

This Anglican bishop and the rector just fall our hand

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All those "Alfas" wey dey sell soap for deliverance, divine breakthrough, divine sales, divine wealth, divine healing, etc. are either 419 or babalawo/Dibia!

Same as pastors!

NAFDAC is to control food and drugs even if it is produced by Jesus in Nigeria!

And the pastor did lie that NAFDAC approved his products! I watched the video on very dark man's twitter page

EFCC suppose catch the fraud!

@Nlfpmod I created this topic earlier today

https://www.nairaland.com/8210028/fufeyin-nafdac-dont-right-regulate

You don't want regulation because you want to cash out continuously...

How many soap and water did Jesus sell ?

Commercial God of Men

WAHALA

Funny

What exactly are spiritual products...

All this cleric sef

In nigeria I fear these two sets of people the most.
* Nigerian politicians
* Nigerian pastors.

arrest all the protesters

Pastors Lack Rights to sale Spiritual products too

👍🏼

But they have a point.

Then they should not use our physical naira to buy spiritual products.

Omo x100

Anything consumable that is produced should have NAFDAC number

I will like this argument to be tested in court. Let the judges decide.

Before you quote me, ask your pastor if the anointing oil he places on your forehead has NAFDAC number

SlavaUkraini:
You don't want regulation because you want to cash out continuously...

How many soap and water did Jesus sell ?

Commercial God of Men

Abi. Funny dubious people.

AntiChristian:


All those "Alfas" wey dey sell soap for deliverance, divine breakthrough, divine sales, divine wealth, divine healing, etc. are either 419 or babalawo/Dibia!

Same as pastors!

NAFDAC is to control food and drugs even if it is produced by Jesus in Nigeria!

And the pastor did lied that NAFDAC approved his products! I watched the video or very dark man's twitter page

EFCC suppose catch the fraud!

For your comment you deserve my............