VeryDarkMan takes prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin’s products to NAFDAC for inspection

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Controversial social media activist Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan, has taken the Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin’s miracle water and other items he purchased from his storehouse to the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) for inspection.

This comes after the senior pastor of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry, Prophet Jerimiah, allegedly sued VDM for undermining his miracle-acclaimed products, which he says have a supernatural power to heal and enhance several other categories of miracles.

Recall that the prophet earlier last month advertised a plethora of products grouped by category, assuring that they heal and facilitate overwhelming miracles. The public display of the products on social media caught the attention of social media users, who began to question its authenticity, with some insinuating that the prophet was misleading and deceiving his gullible followers.

Among those who didn’t believe the acclaimed man of God was VeryDarkMan, who questioned whether those products were indeed scrutinized by NAFDAC before he brought them forth for sale. The activist also enquired about the respective constituent ingredients that he used to produce them.

According to reports, the man of God felt embarrassed by VDM’s public display and threatened to sue him. The fued continued as the senior prophet eventually slammed the activist in a one billion naira suit.

This was said to have come after VerkDarkMan took the miracle products to the house of people living with disabilities to experiment with the products, which he later revealed didn’t work as claimed by the man of God.