Renowned actor Yul Edochie has stated that his choice to become a traditional healer was a sacred calling from God.

He shared this insight in a post on his Instagram account.

Yul emphasized that this calling is not only about serving God and humanity but also about safeguarding the cultural practices of his community.

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Love Oyedepo Ogah, daughter of Bishop David Oyedepo of Living Faith, has disclosed how a failed attempt was made by hired assassins to kill her father.

She narrated that when the hired assassins entered, they demanded the presence of Bishop Oyedepo.

Addressing members in a viral video, Love disclosed that the Living Faith General Overseer was standing in front of them, but they could not see him despite demanding his presence.

She said: “One particular night, we were visited in our house by hired killers, and they specifically stated right from when they entered the gate that they ‘are here to execute him’—by him, my father.

“They were like, ‘Where’s he? Where’s he?’ But he was looking at them the entire time and they couldn’t see him.”

She said the assailants ransacked the house for hours in search of Bishop Oyedepo but left without finding him.

After the incident, her father calmly stepped out of his room and told the stunned family, “I was staring at them the entire time.”

According to her, the killers searched every part of the house but mysteriously failed to locate the man they came to execute.

The founder of Salvation Ministries, Pastor David Ibiyeomie, has claimed that Jesus Christ was at parallel with poverty.

Pastor Ibiyeomie said Jesus Christ never associated with the poor while he was on earth because he disliked poverty.

He disclosed this while speaking with his congregation.

Pastor Ibiyeomie asserted that the death of Jesus Christ and resurrection were not only to bring salvation but also to free believers from poverty.

He argued that remaining in poverty after coming to Christ reflects a lack of spiritual understanding.

Ibiyeomie said, “Jesus never visited any poor person in his house, check your bible. That means he hates poverty. He visited Lazarus, they were not poor, they were giving him food.

“He visited a sinner, Zacchaeus, who was rich. Tell me one poor man Jesus entered his house. He hates poverty, that’s the meaning.

“He hates people who are poor. He died for you not to be poor. How can you now come to church with some kind of mentality?

“You can come poor but you’re not permitted to remain poor. There’s nothing wrong with you coming to Christ as a poor man, but it’s wrong for you to remain poor. It is wrong.”