Prophet Fufeyin Drops ₦1b Lawsuit Against Verydarkman, Forgives Him After NAFDAC Petition On Healing Products
Popular clergyman, Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, has revealed that he has forgiven self-styled activist, Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as Verydarkman (VDM).
Fufeyin also stated that he would drop the ₦1 billion lawsuit against VDM, handing everything over to Jesus Christ, who preached peace and correcting sinners like Verydarkman, according to him.
He said, “Verydarkman, I, Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin, extend forgiveness to you. I am withdrawing the court case against you. Following the teachings of Jesus, who preached peace and corrected sinners, I forgive you. May you learn from your mistakes and walk in righteousness from now on, my son.”
Recall that the clergyman had sued VDM for ₦1 billion and obtained a restraining order against him after the activist made fun of the Pastor for selling his miracle water to the public.
However, VDM responded to the clergyman’s alleged suit in a post on social media, saying, “I am coming to the court with 800 deaf people, 700 blind people, and 36 women who are looking for the fruit of the womb; you must use your healing water and soap to heal all of them in front of the judge.”
He also went as far as testing the miraculous water on disabled people and the blind, but there were no miracles in the process.
Sharing the video on IG, VDM wrote: “I have gone to test Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin’s healing water on the blind and crippled at the biggest disability home in the whole of Abuja. @prophetjeremiahomoto, na so e dey work?”
Verydarkman has filed a petition with the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) regarding the healing products, questioning the authenticity of the prophet’s miracle products, raising concerns about whether NAFDAC has approved them for sale.
Fufeyin had claimed that his soap, which was approved by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), is a potent remedy that could cure any disease, particularly benefiting those suffering from disappointment, failure, and delays in achieving their life goals.
