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Prophet Onyeze apologizes to Nigerians over a video he posted where he was spraying money on naked men and women inside a river.

Prophet Onyeze Jesus has apologised for abusing Naira notes and sharing nude videos of people online.

The Anambra state government had condemned the criminal and indecent conduct of the prophet after viral videos showing him and his followers in a river at Nkpor, Idemili LGA of the state, where they bathed naked while he sprayed them with N50 notes.

The Government in a statement signed by the Commissioner of information and public enlightenment, Don Adinuba, said that the Prophet promotes superstition and strife by telling his gullible followers that their misfortunes are caused by their family members, relatives and fellow business associates.

The statement also said that the destruction of the naira notes by the pastor contravened the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN Act of 2007.

In a recent video posted on his official social media page, the prophet said that his enemies and "Greedy Pastors" have been using the viral video to threaten him.

He said "That's not why I'm here. I am here to apologise to Nigeria and Anambra at large for using N50 and spraying it on people that I am working on. And also for showing unclothedness on social media, It was a mistake I am not the one that posted it. People are managing my page and immediately I noticed it I deleted it. But before then some people have already shared them."

"Those N50 notes I sprayed were not even up to N1000. But water did not carry them all, somebody is down there picking them. This is how it works, when I spray the money whosoever picks up the money all their lost blessings shall be found. I cannot waste Nigerian money. I am not a coward. I am not a bastard. People are trying to use it to blackmail me."
January 28-2012

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An Unknown young man was caught today while trying to use fake currencies to purchase goods (phones) in the market.

According to the information gathered by RiversInfo the incident happened at Garrison Market Port Harcourt. Rivers state.

It was discovered that this young man who was dressed in the Nigerian Army Camouflage usually comes to the market to buy phones and other accessories using fake (counterfeit) money which included foreign currencies.. He also scammed people by sending fake transfer alerts.

Unfortunately for him today he was caught by a shop owner who was once a victim of his dirty tricks. He was held at the spot, and after much beating he confessed that he's not a military man and that the uniform was fake. He was later handed over the police for further investigation.

January 27-2021.