A woman’s bréast that was cut off due to cancer grew back two weeks after. I don’t blame the doubts, some of these miracles in our midst are difficult to believe.” — Pastor Adeboye

The rate at which some pastors mislead the public, particularly the naive and vulnerable, must be urgently addressed. Statements like the one made by Pastor Adeboye should not be allowed in public space without appropriate caveats or censorship. Such claims can put people at increased risk, as those who should be seeking proper medical treatment for serious conditions like breast cancer might be misled.

Breast cancer is a severe illness and should never be joked about or used for profit. Pastor Adeboye is publicly making claims that are false and dangerous. The government and the Medical and Dental Consultants’ Association of Nigeria (MDCAN) need to intervene and correct such misleading statements. We cannot all turn a blind eye while these dangerous attitudes continue unchallenged, allowing misinformation to interfere with evidence-based medical data.

Pastor Adeboye is wrong, and his actions are harmful. People, instead of starting their medical treatment early to increase their chances of survival, are being misled by figures like Pastor Adeboye. These pastors, knowing the severity of the illness, continue to exploit their followers for money until their deaths.

This misleading behavior isn’t isolated. Many Nigerian churches deploy similar tactics to make money at the expense of public health. From selling “miracle cures” to discouraging the use of life-saving medical treatments, these actions pose significant health hazards.

It is time for the government and MDCAN to step in decisively. These organizations must ensure that no religious leader can make health-related claims without proper verification. We need stringent policies to protect the public from such dangerous misinformation.

Pastor Adeboye and others must be warned to desist from conning the gullible public. Their actions not only misguide people but also endanger lives. We must uphold the integrity of medical science and ensure that all Nigerians have access to accurate and reliable health information.

malali:
Pastor Adeboye and others must be warned to desist from conning the gullible public. Their actions not only misguide people but also endanger lives. We must uphold the integrity of medical science and ensure that all Nigerians have access to accurate and reliable health information.

These men are scammers!😥

I can't spot what the issue is by just reading the article.

What happened?
What did Adeboye say?

Ok

You did not state what actually happened if it's true that the woman's breast grew after 2 weeks. You are just just saying it's misleading it's misleading. What really transpired in the woman's breast or are you arguing such thing can not happen? Expatiate so others could learn, we are here to correct, Oya expatiate

Medipharm:
You did not state what actually happened if it's true that the woman's breast grew after 2 weeks. You are just just saying it's misleading it's misleading. What really transpired in the woman's breast or are you arguing such thing can not happen? Expatiate so others could learn, we are here to correct, Oya expatiate

Cancer means something is growing very fast de pass boundary. A cancer removed 2 weeks before that has grown fast enough to look like another breast is serious bad news. Poor lady

The pastor is either a fool or a liar

Medipharm:
∆ You did not state what actually happened if it's true that the woman's breast grew after 2 weeks. You are just just saying it's misleading it's misleading. What really transpired in the woman's breast or are you arguing such thing can not happen? Expatiate so others could learn, we are here to correct, Oya expatiate

How is it true that a woman's actual breasts grew back after a mastectomy if the only one aware of this supposed truth is Adeboye? Who be the woman?

missjekyll:


Cancer means something is growing very fast de pass boundary. A cancer removed 2 weeks before that has grown fast enough to look like another breast is serious bad news. Poor lady

The pastor is either a fool or a liar

Simple....It looks like the Mastectomy was not properly conducted. The cancerous part of the breast was not completely removed, hence the regrowth

Medipharm:

Simple....It looks like the Mastectomy was not properly conducted. The cancerous part of the breast was not completely removed, hence the regrowth

...or the cancer re grows rapidly.

In either cases, is the solution Adeboye's church?

Well, it's the woman's life. She can do whatever she likes. I have learnt that Nigerians dont care about their lives so I don't care too.