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“Don’t Try My Type of Miracle in Your Church” – Prophet Odumeje Warns Fellow Pastors

Popular Anambra-based preacher, Prophet Odumeje, also known as the “Liquid Metal” and “Indaboski Bahose,” has once again stirred conversations online after issuing a strong warning to Nigerian pastors.

In a now-viral video, Odumeje cautioned ministers against attempting to replicate the style of miracles he performs in his church, bragging that his spiritual powers are unique and unmatched. Eyes Of Lagos reports,
Odumeje Issues Strong Warning

Before carrying out a deliverance session on a church member, the flamboyant clergyman openly declared:

“Don’t try this in your church as a pastor.”

Odumeje, who is known for his dramatic preaching style and bold claims, went further to describe himself with his signature flowery titles, calling himself an “intercontinental ballistic missile.”

The declaration drew both amusement and criticism online, as fans and skeptics debated whether his powers are divine or self-made hype.
Netizens React to Odumeje’s Viral Clip

As always, Nigerians had plenty to say about the trending video. Reactions ranged from hilarious to deeply critical:

@God’s son 7/7: “There’s no miracle anywhere. If there is, show me proof in that church with my own eyes 👀.”

@Dominic Of Good Life: “Odumeje once said ‘I’m Intercontinental Ballistic Missile’… power!!!! 😂”

@TCP iHub: “Odumeje, the coat of many colours, the seven colours of the rainbow, and an inexplicable entity. Truly, he is an intercontinental ballistic missile! 😎”

@amossam9500: “Don’t be deceived brethren. Christ warned us about false prophets who glorify themselves instead of Jesus. Be careful.”

@M_M🖤🦅: “Me na the hype man come burst my head 😂.”

Prophet of Power or Prophet of Hype?

While Odumeje’s loyal followers continue to celebrate him as a man of extraordinary power, critics argue that his miracles are nothing more than theatrics designed to entertain crowds.

Regardless of where you stand, one thing is clear: Odumeje knows how to keep Nigerians talking.

Kayberg:
Who made him a prophet in the first place?
And how does choking someone or slamming them onto chairs stand as a miracle?

I wonder the IQ level of his congregation.

Kayberg:
Who made him a prophet in the first place?
And how does choking someone or slamming them onto chairs stand as a miracle?

I wonder the IQ level of his congregation.

Jennyclay:
I believe in miracles but majority of the our Nigerian pastors perform fake miracles

uchwar1:
This bro is a skit maker. He has warned some prophets (pastors) to avoid his kind of miracle. Can u imagine Jesus telling Ezekiel to avoid the kind of miracles he did