Prophet Fufeyin Denies Allegations Of Using NAFDAC’s Name To Deceive Nigerians

Prophet Fufeyin Denies Allegations Of Using NAFDAC’s Name To Deceive Nigerians

Senior Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin of Christ MercyLand Deliverance Ministry in Abuja has refuted allegations that his ministry used the name of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) to mislead the public about spiritual items. In a statement released on Sunday by the church’s media team and signed by Sophia Iloyd, the church labeled the accusations as false and misleading…..CONTINUE READING

The statement was issued in response to NAFDAC’s recent alert concerning Fufeyin’s ministry, which claimed the use of the agency’s name to deceive the public. The church emphasized its commitment to adhering to the law, including regulations set by NAFDAC, and noted its operations are protected under Sections 38 and 39 of the Nigerian Constitution, which ensure freedom of religion and expression.

The statement clarified that the church’s use of spiritual items is consistent with its religious beliefs and teachings of the Bible. It strongly denied any deception, asserting that it does not produce or sell consumable items and has never used NAFDAC’s name in such a manner.

The church acknowledged receiving a letter from NAFDAC on August 27, 2024, requesting an inquiry into its use of miracle and healing items. However, it claimed the church was given less than 12 hours to respond and has already communicated its position to NAFDAC.

Additionally, the church accused the complainant, Mr. Martins Vincent Otse (also known as Verydarkblackman), of forging receipts to support his allegations. These receipts, according to the church, did not match those issued by their accounting office and contained discrepancies.

The statement concluded by noting that despite informing NAFDAC of the forged receipts and ongoing police investigation, the church has yet to receive any feedback from the agency.