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This pastor don come again with another banger...

Add the Nigerian judiciary too. It is an organised crime just like the political sector and the church.

YeyeGbami:
Why i no go theological school

Make i blow come dey drop lamba

How many of his church members have fainted, are they blind or he does not wear watches to church

Just think b4 you talk how hard is that

Business man

And the werey no fit buy buses for all him branches

I don't think it's appropriate to boast about the material things we posses as Christians. Our boasting should be in the Lord, how we love him and the things we have done for him with all our hearts.

Well, he was speaking to his members. The same people that scream "daddy" "daddy".

You are simply creating problems, not solving them

phosky:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQ-btl21Vdg

“Someone gave me a watch of $2 million. I have not even worn half of my watches. The one they show on social media is just small, I have many watches. If they see all my watches they’d just faint. I’m getting watches because I’m solving problem.”

— Pastor David Ibiyeomi. pic.twitter.com/9u9ZZdvO9R

— 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) February 13, 2026

Popular Nigerian preacher and founder of Salvation Ministries, Pastor David Ibiyeomie, has once again set social media and religious circles on fire after making a bold revelation about his luxury watch collection.

In a viral video currently making the rounds online, the outspoken pastor disclosed that he does not buy the expensive watches he is often seen wearing, stressing that many of them are gifts from people who appreciate the impact of his work.
According to Pastor Ibiyeomie, one of the watches in his possession is valued at $2 million (over ₦3 billion) — and shockingly, he claims he has not even worn half of the watches he owns.
“I don’t buy the watches I wear. Someone gave me a two million dollar watch. I haven’t even worn half of my watches. The ones you see on social media are just a small part of my collection,” he said.
The pastor went further to state that if people were to see the full extent of his watch collection, many would literally faint, emphasizing that what is shown online is only a fraction of his wealth.
“If they saw all of them, they would faint,” he added.
Addressing critics who often question how pastors acquire such luxury items, Pastor Ibiyeomie attributed his blessings to problem-solving and value creation, not personal greed or church funds.
“I’m getting watches because I’m solving problems,” he explained.
His statement has since sparked mixed reactions online, with supporters praising him as a man enjoying the rewards of his labor, while critics argue that such displays of wealth clash with the humility expected of religious leaders.
As the debate continues, one thing is clear: Pastor David Ibiyeomie knows how to command attention, and this latest revelation has once again placed him at the center of Nigeria’s ongoing conversation about wealth, faith, and prosperity preaching.
📹 Watch the full video below and drop your thoughts:

Video : https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSmjedS3h/

Yes agree with you that the watches are gifts but you can sow it into the lives of others.

Franking:
And your source of income?

Did he told you that he bought the watches with his income? They are all gift. What you guys don't know is that most of these men of God hardly bought materials things with their money; from shoes, to cloths, watches, name it. They are all gift from people that believes that their ministry impacted their lives.

This Man Talks Like Wike, Proud, Arrogant Oppressor, Notorious & Dubious Behavior,
Reckless Talker,

Flangelo12:
What problems are you solving?

He solved a problem by buying a Rolls Royce to his Godfather on his 70th "born day" smiles

These kind of talks makes many people run from Christianity

Worldliness.

If me show you my watches abi nah watch you will laugh away your sorrow. In that way I have solved problem then waiting for a gift of $2 million. This mathematics simple die if only you know the way

phosky:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQ-btl21Vdg

“Someone gave me a watch of $2 million. I have not even worn half of my watches. The one they show on social media is just small, I have many watches. If they see all my watches they’d just faint. I’m getting watches because I’m solving problem.”

— Pastor David Ibiyeomi. pic.twitter.com/9u9ZZdvO9R

— 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) February 13, 2026

Popular Nigerian preacher and founder of Salvation Ministries, Pastor David Ibiyeomie, has once again set social media and religious circles on fire after making a bold revelation about his luxury watch collection.

In a viral video currently making the rounds online, the outspoken pastor disclosed that he does not buy the expensive watches he is often seen wearing, stressing that many of them are gifts from people who appreciate the impact of his work.
According to Pastor Ibiyeomie, one of the watches in his possession is valued at $2 million (over ₦3 billion) — and shockingly, he claims he has not even worn half of the watches he owns.
“I don’t buy the watches I wear. Someone gave me a two million dollar watch. I haven’t even worn half of my watches. The ones you see on social media are just a small part of my collection,” he said.
The pastor went further to state that if people were to see the full extent of his watch collection, many would literally faint, emphasizing that what is shown online is only a fraction of his wealth.
“If they saw all of them, they would faint,” he added.
Addressing critics who often question how pastors acquire such luxury items, Pastor Ibiyeomie attributed his blessings to problem-solving and value creation, not personal greed or church funds.
“I’m getting watches because I’m solving problems,” he explained.
His statement has since sparked mixed reactions online, with supporters praising him as a man enjoying the rewards of his labor, while critics argue that such displays of wealth clash with the humility expected of religious leaders.
As the debate continues, one thing is clear: Pastor David Ibiyeomie knows how to command attention, and this latest revelation has once again placed him at the center of Nigeria’s ongoing conversation about wealth, faith, and prosperity preaching.
📹 Watch the full video below and drop your thoughts:

Video : https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSmjedS3h/

Only your brainwashed followers will faint.

He reach to ask o ... all these end time pastor keeping 2million dollars watch in the house in a country where people can buy medications in the hospital

Flangelo12:
What problems are you solving?

It's really funny how these pastors just say anything these days. So watches are things to brag about now? I don't understand and yet they'll tell you worldly things are all vanity yet they'll still contradict themselves with careless utterances like this. Very sad

Another charlatan.


Tueh!

Good riddance to bad rubbish! Who cares about your materialistic and mammonic state of mind?

BrickDevo:
I don't believe he said this, must be Ai

He has said worse.

Maybe the wristwatch was given to him by his mentor Oyedepo. Because $3 million is like change to that one. He dey add private jet the same way we dey add shirt for weekend.

Jesus in his own time, kept telling his disciples about how there is more work to do and labourers and resources being few. A man working for Jesus openly bragging he keeps expensive watches, yet he expect his members to pay for every church expansion.
He is not serious.

Flangelo12:
What problems are you solving?

People who know the problem he solved for them are giving back to him while people that see you as comedian wasting away your time are giving you like and share too. Go and sell your like and share too and go and buy one of his watches or buy property in Lekki

"He is solving problem". It is no longer God is solving problems but him as a person. This is outright recklessness, humility has been thrown to the dogs.

idonhammer:
I used to respect this man before until after 2023 election.

You get two billion naira watch you no sell am open more churches.


Dey play

Thank God he didn't do that, is this what they will be preaching in those new churches

YeyeGbami:
Why i no go theological school

Make i blow come dey drop lamba

Hahahaha, your caption got me laughing like an Id...t and rolling on the floor.

You will faint when you realise that no Nigerian will even faint on seeing all your Watches

Dogalmighty17:
You are getting watches because you are solving problem? Go and solve Nigeria's power crises.
No one earning legit income anywhere in the world will gift another man a 2 million dollar watch.

No mind am, money laundering things

huptin:
With all these pastors boldy hinting at being accessories to money laundering activities, why can't the EFCC beam its searchlight on them?

This "Touch not my anointed syndrome" has worsened corruption in Nigeria!

Honestly speaking you hit the nail, money laundering watches I guess

sreamsense:
People who know the problem he solved for them are giving back to him while people that see you as comedian wasting away your time are giving you like and share too. Go and sell your like and share too and go and buy one of his watches or buy property in Lekki

Rubbish.

People give to all manner of fraudsters.

His is no different.

dindinrin pastor

It's the ordinary people that sit to hear him that I blame

Let the people that dash him watch attend his church only

even wike with his uncouth mouth will not utter such non sense

Awon money launders