₦airaland Forum

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

It's like that in Rivers

Flangelo12:
What problems are you solving?

Scamming problems.

Das all.

sreamsense:
Poverty defeated mentality! Then you are a fraudster collaborator yoirself if you found him stealing your father's property but failed to report him.

Go and sit down.

Brainwashing is a problem government should look into.

jersey4:
As you get older, you realize a $300 watch and a $30 watch both tell the same time.

and them no go talk when you go die sef

Congregation expensive watches dey for heaven

nairalanda1:
Well, he isn't an elected politican or indeed the elected president or even the ministar of power, nor does he own a power company

(He is also not exactly my flavour of the month, so to speak)

But he’s a problem solver so what’s wrong in telling him to solve the problem of electricity?

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.

Eskis me sa, where have you been since 2015 when we listened to Fashola and voted for APC change package, which included electricity for all within six months?

Has Pẹnkẹlẹmẹs minister not confirmed the milestone since April last year



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lba6Uf64Ogc

Mr watch collector!Go and sell those watches and empower the poor.

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!

You're ASSUMING that the so-called EFCC is that transparent and Efficient with all the UNRESOLVED cases they've bungled across that Country?

Flangelo12:
What problems are you solving?

How to relieve gullible people of their resources.

And the funny things are most of dere church members are lacking one or two things,many of them are jobless after school
God judgement will start from the church truely
Assume that is how the missionaries that brought Christianity to Africa are doing life will be better for una
Issokay we move

419 pastors all over the place. If by now Nigerians can not use their common sense and realize that majority of these pastors are just taking them for a ride, then they deserve what they get. The so called men of God are smiling all the way to the bank. And the gullible congregation is suffering. Just SMH...

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/

this stupid canal man again

erad:
Their time will come.

Fraudsters bragging to their victims. Lol.

I have been saying this for years, how d gullible still sit there getting laughed at

I need answer to this humble question of mine:

If I am not a player, as in looking for ladies to entice, then why do I need to wear too much expensive much to wear?

Understandable for the women cos theirs might be gold which could also add to their fashion.

Pls, someone should engage me positively on this biko!

What's the difference between this guy and hush puppy?

He didn't force the muuruns using their last cash to pay offering and tithes to him though even when many of them can't afford a 2 square meal let alone living a quality life how will I be pouring water into the ocean? His type are what the yorubas call'agbalowo meeri baale jontolo'

Nigerians will never have sense instead of me to give a pastorpreneur my hard earned money I will give it to the beggars who will love his victims to regain his/her senses and escape? imagine showing off in a country where 90% of her citizens are living from hand to mouth?na vdm fit am well even though that one too na cashtivist.

amazonguru001:
Me too

What made me begin dey look am in 10D was one comedy he did on his pulpit while preaching.
He was actually ministering but to me what he did was pure theatrics, complete comedy.

He called out a man and commanded him to fall asleep. That one too fell like he was sleeping.
He now asked another person to wake him up, he already hinted that no one will be able to wake him up. So that one too played along. Doing like he was really sleeping and can not be woken up.

Then I heard, right now, he will stand up if you wake him.
That one too tried waking him and he stood up immediately.

Accordingly to him. That's the power of the Holy Ghost at work.

See what these guys have reduced the Holy Gjost to.

Unbelievable.

So una dey see wonders like this in churches??

Maybe it is time you guys start going to church with popcorn 🍿

“Now when Jesus heard these things, he said unto him, Yet lackest thou one thing: sell all that thou hast, and distribute unto the poor, and thou shalt have treasure in heaven: and come, follow me. ”(Luke 18:22).

Your flock of Sheep will faint, your muugus who worship you will faint but not me that does not even know you exist

Braggards... You are solving problems not God is solving problems..

Well na people wey send Una ..

Abeg how many free schools and hospitals has been built by this one ?

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/

Whatta LousyFOOL

And the good Lord never wore a wristwatch, He made it clear that a man's life does not consist of the things that he possesses, how sad.

Why don't you get his phone number and ask him? Thank God ge didn't say he bought them by himself you would have said it's Tithe money he used. Have you ever solved any problem that has brought you at least 100k before?

festacman:
E go shock you that not a single Nigerian will faint.

alobright17:
But he’s a problem solver so what’s wrong in telling him to solve the problem of electricity?

So vote for him then.

Nah still them de preach vanity upon vanity to their followers.

So what?

In a population where 75% are living below $1/day.....This moral bankruptcy,crass materialism,high propensity for personal aggrandizement, primitive accumulation of gross materials.
Let me stop here before barrister Titus esq. challenge me in court on behalf of his client.

Odidigboigbo:
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.

The so-called men of God are scammers. They are wayo men of God. It is mugus that believe their way.

Why are you not giving me when others are giving you

cremedelacreme:
This Ibiyeomie man too dey misyarn. Always bragging. Well I no blame am sha.

It's peoplel that sit and listen every Sunday or other days I blame