Jeremiah Fufeyin Faces Backlash Over Sale Of Miracle Products

Jeremiah Fufeyin Faces Backlash Over Sale Of Miracle Products

Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin, founder of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry in Effurun, Delta State, has faced criticism following the introduction of his miracle soap, shirt, perfume, and mustard seed…….. CONTINUE READING 

Popularly known as Papa J, Fufeyin and his wife announced in a Facebook video that these items would be available for sale at their upcoming event, “Break the Limit,” scheduled for August.

In the Facebook live session titled “The Importance of Spiritual Items of God,” the Delta-born prophet claimed the soap’s ability to cure various diseases, especially benefiting those experiencing disappointment, failure, and delays in achieving life goals. He also asserted that the soap had received government approval, and described the mustard seed as a divine gift capable of overcoming obstacles for landowners facing unexpected building challenges.

In response to the advertisement, Senior Pastor of Abel Damina Ministries and CEO of Kingdom Life Network, Abel Damina, strongly criticized Fufeyin during one of his services. Damina denounced the sale of such items as a departure from genuine spiritual principles, highlighting that biblical figures like Jesus and Paul did not charge for their spiritual acts.

Damina’s critique prompted a robust rebuttal from Fufeyin, who, in a Facebook live broadcast on July 9, 2024, referenced Matthew 7:1 in defense of his practices.