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Lazarus Muoka Claims VeryDarkMan Faces Consequences For Criticising Lord’s Chosen Church

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Lazarus Muoka, the founder of The Lord’s Chosen Charismatic Revival Ministries, has made a bold claim, stating that popular social media critic, VeryDarkMan, is currently “learning the hard way” after making negative remarks about the church.

The pastor’s comments come amidst ongoing controversy surrounding VeryDarkMan’s involvement in the investigation into alleged bribery claims involving social media influencer Bobrisky and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

Recently, VeryDarkMan appeared before a joint committee of the Nigerian House of Representatives investigating an alleged audio leak involving Bobrisky. In the leaked recording, Bobrisky allegedly claimed to have bribed EFCC officials with N15 million to avoid charges related to money laundering.

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The audio further suggested that Bobrisky had not served a six-month prison sentence as previously claimed, raising public outcry and prompting the investigation.

In response to the controversy, Pastor Muoka, in a trending video, referenced a statement by VeryDarkMan, who had previously criticised members of The Lord’s Chosen church. According to Muoka, VeryDarkMan had suggested that the church’s followers would “learn the hard way” following their controversial testimonies and the viral phrase “I am chosen,” which became a subject of widespread debate on social media.

In his video, Muoka said, “Somebody came to tell me that one man called VeryDarkMan said Chosen people will learn something the hard way. And I said no, Chosen will not learn something the hard way, he is the one that will learn the hard way. What is happening today? He is the one learning something the hard way.”

The pastor’s remarks seem to suggest that the current investigation involving VeryDarkMan may be a form of retribution for his previous criticism of the church.

The controversy surrounding VeryDarkMan’s remarks and his involvement in the investigative hearing has reignited discussions about the influence of social media personalities in shaping public opinion, as well as the impact of religious organizations in Nigerian society.

Bobrisky, alongside representatives from the EFCC and the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS), also attended the House of Representatives hearing on Monday, as the investigation into the alleged bribery continues to unfold.

As this story develops, many are left questioning the validity of the claims made in the leaked audio, and what potential consequences may arise from the ongoing investigation.

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‘Return The Tithe’, Charly Boy Calls Out Pastor Adeboye After Apology

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Veteran Nigerian singer and activist, Charles Oputa, better known as Charly Boy, has reacted to Pastor Enoch Adeboye’s recent apology regarding his stance on tithing.

Pastor Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), had previously claimed that those who do not pay tithes would not make it to heaven, a statement he recently retracted.

During a sermon, Pastor Adeboye apologised, saying, “I’m apologizing for saying, ‘If you don’t pay tithe, you won’t make it to heaven.’ I’m sorry, that’s wrong, and it’s not in the Bible. What the Bible says is, ‘Follow peace with all men, and holiness, without which no man shall see God.’”

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However, Charly Boy, known for his outspoken nature, expressed dissatisfaction with Adeboye’s apology. In a strongly worded post, Charly Boy stated that the apology was meaningless unless Adeboye returned the tithes collected from followers based on the original claim.

Charly Boy wrote, “Your apology don’t mean shit unless you promise to return the tithe money them give you for mumu people wey wan bribe dia way to heaven.”

He went on to criticise certain church practices and the perceived hypocrisy of some church leaders, saying, “I truly believe that a lot of the fakest people are found in churches… Stop giving ur CONGREGATION ridiculous Lamba’s. There is nothing worse than a fault-finding finger-pointing Pastor who is as fake as the blings of a wanna-be artist.”

Charly Boy has long been known for his controversial takes on societal and religious issues, and his latest comments have sparked reactions across social media.

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BBNaija S9: Shaun Okojie Clears The Air On Relationship With Victoria

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Former Big Brother Naija ‘No Loose Guard‘ housemate, Shaun Okojie, has addressed rumors surrounding his relationship with fellow reality star, Victoria.

The duo, who were famously known as the ‘Shatoria’ pair during their time in the BBNaija house before being unpaired by Biggie, have faced speculation from fans that they were romantically involved prior to the show.

However, Shaun recently set the record straight during a chat on X Space. Speaking on the matter, he denied ever being in a romantic relationship with Victoria, stating that she is not his type and that their relationship has always been platonic.

“Victoria is not my preference; I and Victoria are just friends. I’ve not broken Victoria’s heart, and she has never broken my heart,” Shaun clarified.

READ MORE: BBNaija S9: Shaun Opens Up On Future With Wanni

Shaun is currently in a romantic relationship with fellow housemate Wanni, whom he met during the BBNaija competition.

The couple has been open about their relationship, putting an end to any speculation regarding Shaun and Victoria’s past.

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Toyin Abraham Responds To Debt Allegation By Fashion Designer

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Popular Nollywood actress Toyin Abraham has addressed allegations made by a fashion designer, identified on Instagram as @stitchesbyandra, accusing her of owing millions in debt.

The designer took to her Instagram stories to publicly call out the actress, alongside Annie Idibia and Gabriel Anthony, for an alleged unpaid debt that has been outstanding for over a year.

In her post, the designer expressed frustration over the long-standing issue, saying, “@toyin_abraham @annieidibial @gabrielanthonys, my patience is running out already. 1 year and 2 months. How can you be with someone’s millions and feel so reluctant?”

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Toyin Abraham, responding to the accusations on Friday night, denied any involvement in the matter. The actress took to her own Instagram page to refute the claims, assuring her fans and followers that the allegation was false.

“Hello everyone, I want to address the recent allegations about an unpaid debt to a fashion designer. The situation has been completely misunderstood. During the production of Malaika, there was a runway scene, and we needed dresses. We contacted a couple of designers, including Tiannah, to provide the dresses.

“Additionally, Gabriel, who was part of the team, mentioned that a friend of his also wanted to contribute some dresses, and she did. I even bought a hairpiece from her, for which I paid in full. As for the dresses she provided, they were borrowed for the shoot, and once we finished using them, I handed them back to Gabriel, who brought them to us.

“Upon seeing the online allegations online, I called Gabriel immediately for clarification. Gabriel confirmed that he informed the designer that the dresses had already been returned to him and subsequently borrowed by someone else. Therefore, it is no longer my responsibility. I hope this clears the confusion.”

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