Nigerian Apostle Reveals How He Took Part in Staged Church Miracles
A self-proclaimed former associate of several prophets, Apostle Wisdom, has revealed how staged miracles are orchestrated in some Nigerian churches, exposing deceptive practices used to manipulate congregants.
In an interview with KaaTruths, titled “The Unveiling of How Fake Miracles Are Staged,” he shared his shocking experience.
Wisdom recalled how a prophet convinced him to travel to Enugu for a program, claiming he was helping the Holy Spirit.
“He said that he saw what God used me to do through his junior and he wants me to travel with him to Enugu that I am helping the Holy Spirit to move and I shouldn’t disappoint the Holy Spirit,” Wisdom said.
At the time, Wisdom trusted the prophet’s words. “I didn’t know anything, I believed everything…I was like I am even a helper to the Holy Spirit,” he said.
However, once in Enugu, Wisdom soon realised he was part of a setup. “I discovered that it was all a setup…they were just using me to make money,” he said.
He described the chaotic scene during the crusade, where people were already rolling on the ground, and others were calling out in the name of the Lord. “Some people were already rolling them on ground, some are already saying thus says the Lord, come out my son.”
After the staged miracle, Wisdom was interrogated by church officials. “What is that name of your oga you were serving, where is he living? I am telling you real facts. That your oga, where is he staying? What kind of business is he doing? Where is his shop? Where are you from?” they asked.
Despite their efforts to extract information, Wisdom refused to cooperate. “I couldn’t remember anything. These guys tried all their possible best to get any information from me but no way.”
The situation escalated when church officials called the police. “From that office they called police. The next thing I saw myself inside the Hilux heading to police station to go and explain how the spirit killed two children and you burned down your oga’s house and cars.”
Wisdom warned the public about the dangers of blind faith. “People should be careful, they should not just believe anything…they should investigate and find out the truth.”
A commenter on Facebook said, “The church has been manipulated for so long with fake miracles because of a lack of discernment.”
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