I Saw Them In Hellfire — Evangelist Linda Reveals Names Of Nigerian Pastors

Evangelist Linda Paul Rika has sparked reactions on social media after recounting what she described as a disturbing spiritual revelation in which she allegedly saw several prominent pastors and ministers crying while facing divine judgment.

According to Bush Radio Academy, Rika shared the account in a video that has attracted attention online, claiming that she saw prominent Christian leaders, including Pastor Paul Enenche, Bishop David Oyedepo and the late Evangelist Uma Ukpai, during the experience.

Rika said she initially could not identify one of the men she encountered in the revelation because she could not remember his name. She claimed that after waking up, she searched for his image on YouTube and concluded that the person was the late Evangelist Uma Ukpai.

She also claimed that she saw Pastor Paul Enenche, the General Overseer of Dunamis International Christian Centre, alongside his wife, with both allegedly dressed in red.

According to Rika, several bishops, pastors and other ministers were present in the revelation, with many of them allegedly crying bitterly. She further claimed that Enenche expressed regret over his alleged choices and questioned what his knowledge of the Christian faith had ultimately profited him.

Rika alleged that Enenche said he knew the truth but had allowed worldly pleasures to distract him from thoughts of heaven. She further claimed that he acknowledged speaking about heaven publicly while failing to keep the same focus in his personal life.

She also claimed that Enenche’s wife was crying and rolling on the ground during the experience.

Rika said millions of other people were present and were being instructed to wait for their books to be opened as they awaited judgment. She described the scene as one in which people were confronted with the consequences of their actions and decisions.

She further claimed that Bishop David Oyedepo was among those she saw crying. According to Rika, Oyedepo allegedly bowed his head and repeatedly spoke about how difficult it had been for him to come out of the situation he found himself in.

The evangelist also claimed that she saw another unnamed minister who had become popular on the internet through his prayer activities. She alleged that the man was crying, rolling on the ground and confessing secret sins while pleading with God for mercy.

According to Rika, the man allegedly attributed some of his actions to the pursuit of fame and money.

She further claimed that pastors from different countries and backgrounds were among those crying during the revelation. Rika said the experience portrayed divine judgment over different forms of wrongdoing and suggested that outward religious status did not necessarily mean that a person was spiritually secure.

Rika also recounted what she described as an encounter involving a man she referred to as “Omokpa.” She said she had previously listened to testimonies about the man following his death and had wondered why he was regarded as highly anointed.

According to her account, she later received what she interpreted as an answer during the revelation, namely that a person could choose anointing over holiness. Rika said the experience reinforced her belief that holiness, rather than anointing or ministerial prominence, is what ultimately matters in a person’s relationship with God.

She further claimed that the man and others in the revelation eventually realised that anointing alone could not guarantee entry into heaven or protect anyone from divine judgment.

Rika also alleged that the disciples and followers associated with the unnamed minister were shown to have serious spiritual shortcomings. She said the minister was crying and shaking his hands during the experience.

She additionally claimed that she saw Prophet Jeremiah and other pastors crying bitterly.

Reflecting on the experience, Rika said she initially believed some of the people involved may simply have been unwilling to accept certain truths while they were alive. However, she claimed that the intensity of their alleged regret during the revelation suggested that they had realised the consequences of their choices too late.

Rika concluded by emphasizing what she described as the central message of the experience: that religious titles, public recognition or perceived anointing should not be regarded as substitutes for holiness and obedience to God.

The claims made by Rika are her personal account of an alleged spiritual revelation and have not been independently verified. The individuals she mentioned have not, in the material provided, been shown to have independently confirmed the claims.