“You must explain the ingredients you added to the soap and water that cures sufferings and turns people’s lives around” — VeryDarkMan calls out Prophet Jeremiah (video)

Popular Social media activist Verydarkman has called out the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) for allegedly endorsing Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministries (CMDM) and his controversial miracle soap.

In a viral video, Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin claimed that his miracle soap has received official approval from the government agency. He encouraged people to buy to end their sufferings as he used himself as a beneficiary of the soap’s wonders. “Suffer no dey tire you?” he added.

NAFDAC is trending because one Prophet Jeremiah claims that his NAFDAC approved 'MIRACLE' water & soap can cure poverty, suffering and bring wealth. So, VeryDarkMan is asking..

If he's a real man of God, why is he selling God's blessing.?

Pastor Jeremiah also sells..

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— Trending Explained (@TrendingEx) July 17, 2024

In response, Verydarkman vowed to confront NAFDAC directly, demanding clarity regarding the agency’s involvement.

According to him, the agency must reveal he truth behind its alleged approval of the miracle soap.

The activist also announced his intention to file a formal petition against Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin, accusing him of commodifying divine powers.

https://twitter.com/instablog9ja/status/1813584708934201853

It is alleged that there are other spiritual breakthrough prodcuts he sells also. An account on X posted them with their price tags. The post reads thus:

“NAFDAC is trending because one Prophet Jeremiah claims that his NAFDAC approved ‘MIRACLE’ water & soap can cure poverty, suffering and bring wealth. So, VeryDarkMan is asking..

If he’s a real man of God, why is he selling God’s blessing.?

Pastor Jeremiah also sells..