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MaxInDHouse:
Ọmọ o bàjẹ́ gan ni o!

MaxInDHouse:
He dey pain you?
Well you have no right to deprive anyone from commenting on Nairaland!

Emusan:
@achorladey see the hypocrite here.

MaxInDHouse:
Sebi unah claim sey all of unah dey the same page?

Ọmọ nah wetin Kumuyi dey talk you dey hear so that's why Deeperlifers no gri sey unah be born again like them!

MaxInDHouse:
Chai, see confusion!

The Piper determines the tune nah.
Nah wetin Kumuyi dey talk you dey hear so, no wonder Deeperlifers no gri sey unah be born again like them!

sreamsense:
Is like your education is half baked. You seem not have enough comprehension of the context before dampened into discussion that was not directed to you. Did you do WAEC comprehension by yourself? If you did, I expected you to grasp the context of my text easily without being troubled like this or at least ask questions where you seemed confused instead of using confusion to cause confusion for yourself

MaxInDHouse:
Nah wetin Kumuyi teach am he dey tok, for Kumuyi mind all of unah wey no dey attend Deeperlife with your pastors be fake nah wetin hin teach them be that!

MaxInDHouse:
Do you attend Deeperlife?
I'm telling you what Deeperlifers believe so stop deceiving yourself it's what Kumuyi infused in their heads that OLAADEGBU is saying here.

Watch if OLAADEGBU has ever spoken well of any pastor in Nigeria except Kumuyi ọmọ that's what he taught them!

sreamsense:
Baba Kumuyi is for every true christian. If you harbour any hatred towards him, you are on your own. I never talked ill of him or any other minister in the thread that you quoted. Someone I addressed my message to should understand my message not to criticize condemn any man of God or himself as a fellow in the body of Christ. I was only appealing to him to step up prayer for the men of God instead of airing same Ashekun for years more than any other media, and the worst is that merely listening to Ashekun, it is very easy to see her missing lots of lies to cover small amount of truth.

She talks as she determine to take revenge at all cost and using that frustration to attack the man of God that never looked at her direction for attention. Judgement of any man of God or christian is not in my hand, I can only admonish or point any christian to thread carefully. Relationship with God is personal. Someone you condemned now may have personal robust relationship with God even more than you.

I am not condemning any man of God or Oladegbu. I can not condemn people I am praying for or suppose to be praying for. Our God is full of love unexplainable, relationship with him is personal. May God continue to strengthen pastor Kumuyi and other men of God including Oladegbu. Holy Spirit will bring into his remembrance what he wants him to know.

MaxInDHouse:
Obviously you love deceiving yourself because Kumuyi never accepted you people as true Christians but instead of you to think you're forcing yourself on him. Surely it's low self worth that's killing you.
Well whether you like it or not OLAADEGBU as a real Kumuyian will never accept you as a worshiper of his God unless you join Kumuyi church.

sreamsense:
I am not looking for validation from any pastor or Oladegbu because I am not serving them, but Christ. If you have issue with them, go and sort yourself out. For me, I have made my point known to Oladegbu in love, but not in anger. He is a christian, no doubt; pointing something to him does not mean I am condemning or judging him.

You don't really know pastor Kumuyi, and you are not talking as a christian. The house can not dévide against itself, if you are for Christ truly; the Holy Spirit would not allow you to condemn any christian. As we point out things to people in love, be careful not to forget to remove logs in your own eyes. At times we are worse than the people we criticize, but when we see other people mistakes, we don't see ours.

I am not condemning any man of God or christian brothers in Christ. I have made my statement known. We are not better than anybody, we leave by the love and grace of Christ. Instead of abusing or accusing any man of God or brethren; be on your knees for them in your secret. Your point of love should not go with bitterness or grudges. So, I am not looking for validation from anybody, but looking for validation of Christ. He is our perfect example.

IslamVIRGINS:
Sorry to say this, when sane minds are talking, I don't expect silly one like you to pokenoise!

MaxInDHouse:
You people hate the truth even when it's glaring like this.
Kumuyi doesn't welcome guest ministers or artists like you people in his church, his members don't count you people as born again Christians like them yet you say you are on to the same page.
Well you can continue deceiving yourself all eyes can see what i'm saying.

MaxInDHouse:
Deeperlifers no gri sey unah be born again unless u dey go Deeperlife.
That's a fact.

sreamsense:
Carry your abusive "truth" to somewhere else, it doesn't work with me. Even Satan will tell you he is saying the "truth"; truth is relative, yours is a twisted truth similar to that of Satan when he tested Jesus and Adam. Jesus himself is the Truth, if you truly knows Christ; you will not dévide against His kingdom. I will not reply you on this issue/thread again, I have made my point known and clear. Carry your twisted truth elsewhere.

MaxInDHouse:
So Jesus kingdom is different religions with contradicting teachings and conflicting doctrines shey?
Continue deceiving yourself, Jesus' own disciples all have the same line of thought {1Corinthans 1:10} just as Jesus prayed for {John 17:22} that's why they were able to make one big volume of a book which overall message is coherent from the beginning to the end not what you have today where Kumuyi teaches one thing Adeboye kicks against it {1Corinthans 14:33} yet you are here calling it Jesus Kingdom!

IslamVIRGINS:
At this your age see how you're disgracing yourself on the internet, pokenoising into the matter wey no concern you! Shior

MaxInDHouse:
But the matter concern you shey?

IslamVIRGINS:
Mumu is the topic about JW? Ode

MaxInDHouse:
You be Deeperlife?

CJStarz:
Na you wey just convert from Islam be d correct Witness.
Achorlady just dey yarn off point

achorladey:
I tire oooo. He can't afford to miss delicacies like this

achorladey:
How you want him to survive. The lifestyle Jehovah’s witnesses offers him is boring. Apart from going out to preach or standing beside a cart for hours with nothing doing wetin go keep am busy. That's what they get when they alienate others as worldly people not fit to associate with. Their consolation na online things where physical contact is absent

achorladey:
He get nothing to eat except feasting on food prepared by those he calls false Christians, Churchgoers, Satan's agent and Satan's organisation.

MaxInDHouse:

Now I know you're truly a mental case.
STOP QUOTING ME.
It's a form of blackmail.
Achorladey really saw through you.
You are derailing, yarning off point and misbehaving.
Grow up man, and stop seeking glorification and validation by quoting my lines.
Pls the mods @nlfpm or whoever should call this guy to order. He's becoming so irritating. Let him stop mentioning or quoting me

IslamVIRGINS:
Buroda ode MaxInDHouse you hear

MaxInDHouse:
Bùrọ̀dá òpònú IslamVIRGINS which church you and your friend dey go?

Protesters Storm NAPTIP Office, Demand Probe Of MFM General Overseer Olukoya Over Sexual Abuse Allegations
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April 25, 2025
NEWS

A group of women under the banner of the Concerned Mothers Advocacy Group have staged a protest at the headquarters of the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), Abuja.

They demanded a full-scale investigation into mounting allegations of sexual abuse, intimidation, and exploitation levelled against Dr. Daniel Olukoya, the General Overseer of the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM).

The protesters, some visibly emotional and carrying placards, submitted a detailed petition to the Director-General of NAPTIP on Friday, calling for immediate action.

The petition signed by one Dipo Olujobi outlined accusations ranging from sexual assault and blackmail to legal intimidation and systemic cover-ups allegedly orchestrated by the church’s leadership.

The women explained that religious leaders must not be allowed to exploit vulnerable individuals under the guise of faith, emphasising that NAPTIP must act urgently to ensure justice for victims and prevent further abuse.

The petition read in part: “We, the Concerned Mothers Advocacy Group, urgently call on NAPTIP to investigate the grave allegations against Dr. Daniel Olukoya, General Overseer of MFM, including systemic sexual abuse, intimidation, and exploitation of congregants. These acts violate multiple Nigerian laws and demand immediate intervention.

"Background of Allegations: Legal Intimidation: Former MFM minister Funke Ashekun, a 20-year member, alleged that Dr. Olukoya uses proxy lawsuits to silence critics, draining them financially. According to Ashekun, pastors transferred from Nigeria file suits on his behalf to avoid direct involvement. She reportedly faced four lawsuits in the U.S., resulting in a $50,000 fine, while another victim, Badejo, was allegedly bankrupted in the U.K.

"Sexual Abuse and Blackmail: Multiple women have accused Dr. Olukoya of sexual assault, allegedly recorded using disguised devices such as pens and buttons. Akpeji Daniel, a former associate, reportedly admitted on record to procuring women for Olukoya and confirmed the sharing of illicit videos.

"Systemic Cover-Ups: Victims fear retaliation, with reports of violent attacks—including a pastor who was shot in the leg and a church member who narrowly escaped execution in 2008."

The petition also noted that the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has not publicly disowned Olukoya, despite claims that he is not a registered member.

"Legal Violations: The allegations contravene several Nigerian laws, including: Violence Against Persons (Prohibition) Act (VAPP) 2015:

"Section 1: Prohibits sexual violence and coercion; Section 18: Criminalizes intimidation and emotional/psychological abuse.

"Criminal Code Act (Sections 357–364): Criminalizes sexual assault, blackmail, and unauthorized recordings; Cybercrimes (Prohibition and Prevention) Act 2015: Section 24: Prohibits unauthorised interception or recording of private communications.

"Nigerian Constitution (1999): Section 34: Guarantees human dignity and freedom from inhuman or degrading treatment.

"Child Rights Act (2003): Included as a precaution in case minors are found to be involved.

The group urged NAPTIP to: Launch an Independent Investigation: probe allegations of sexual abuse, intimidation, and exploitation within MFM; collaborate with Relevant Agencies:

"Work with the Nigerian Police, National Human Rights Commission, and INTERPOL to investigate cross-border elements of the case; Protect Victims and Whistleblowers: Secure witness testimonies using the VAPP Act’s protection provisions; Review MFM’s Legal Practices; Investigate the use of proxy lawsuits as a potential abuse of judicial processes; Engage Religious Bodies and seek clarification from the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) regarding Olukoya’s membership and hold religious leaders accountable.

“The gravity of these allegations threatens the sanctity of religious institutions and the safety of vulnerable Nigerians. We implore NAPTIP to act swiftly, leveraging its mandate under Section 4(d) of the Trafficking in Persons (Prohibition) Enforcement and Administration Act 2015 to address exploitation and uphold justice.”

"The petition is backed by sworn testimonies, legal documentation, and a firm commitment to justice," the group noted.

NAPTIP officials acknowledged receipt of the petition and assured the protesters that the agency would review the allegations in accordance with its legal mandate.

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Director-General Of NAPTIP Orders Probe Of Sexual Abuse Allegations Against MFM General Overseer, Olukoya
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April 26, 2025
News

The Director-General of the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), Binta Adamu Bello, has directed an immediate investigation into mounting allegations levelled against Dr Daniel Olukoya, the General Overseer of the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM).

The allegations include sexual abuse, intimidation, and exploitation.

Vincent Adekoye, the Chief Press Officer, NAPTIP who confirmed receipt of a petition detailing the alleged abuses, to SaharaRepoeters on Saturday assured the public that the agency was taking the matter seriously.

NAPTIP reiterated its zero-tolerance stance on all forms of abuse and exploitation, particularly those involving vulnerable individuals.

'The Director of NAPTIP, Binta Adamu Bello, has directed immediate investigation into the issues raised in the petition. The DG is a passionate and caring person who is concerned with the plight of all, so she will ensure that justice is served in the matter where necessary," Vincent said.

SaharaRepoeters had reported how a group of women under the banner of the Concerned Mothers Advocacy Group staged a protest at the headquarters of NAPTIP in Abuja.

They had demanded a full-scale investigation into mounting allegations of sexual abuse, intimidation, and exploitation levelled against Dr. Olukoya, the MFM General Overseer.

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Protesters Storm NAPTIP Office, Demand Probe Of MFM General Overseer Olukoya Over Sexual Abuse Allegations
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The protesters, some visibly emotional and carrying placards, submitted a detailed petition to the Director-General of NAPTIP on Friday, calling for immediate action.

The petition signed by one Dipo Olujobi outlined accusations ranging from sexual assault and blackmail to legal intimidation and systemic cover-ups allegedly orchestrated by the church’s leadership.

The women explained that religious leaders must not be allowed to exploit vulnerable individuals under the guise of faith, emphasising that NAPTIP must act urgently to ensure justice for victims and prevent further abuse.

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