Imagine this nonsense. Even the pastor is wearing fake baggy and worn out jeans. These foolish people are truly destroying the image of Christianity.

Bunch of jokers

Gistmedia10:
Is this a miracle or manipulation?

It is an outright scam.

In as much as there're fake Pastors, there are real true men of God.

There are fake Pastors because there're real Pastors.

Every Real and Genuine Things, always have fake things

We have fake Naria Note out there because we have real Naria.

suckprick:
Religion na scam. No difference between Pastors and yahoo boys.

Ayam telling you oo

DropsMic:
Leave my pastor alone

Touch not.

This is likely a skit. It is too ridiculous to be real .
Skit or not, these kinds of incidents is what is bringing ridicule to the body of Christ and needs to be checked as a matter of urgency.

Why do you guys push Christianity critisizing topic to front page on Sunday but bring Islam promoting topic on Friday...who is the moderator here ? @ SeunOsewa Seun

Gistmedia10:
Is this a miracle or manipulation?

This is pure manipulation, which doctor and hospital certified the person dead, where was his picture in the morgue, if non of this is available, that pastor should be arrested and charged to court immediately, I am very interested in this case........

Gistmedia10:
In a shocking viral video, a Nigerian pastor has stirred outrage after allegedly performing a staged miracle where he claimed to bring a man back to life. The footage shows a man lying in a casket, his face eerily pale and covered in white powder, creating the illusion of death. The pastor could be heard declaring, "It's not yet your time to go; that's what God told me," before commanding the man's "spirit" to return.

In a dramatic turn of events, the man seemingly rose from the coffin with the help of the church workers, prompting an explosion of wild jubilation inside the church. Women rolled on the floor, others leaped with joy, and the congregation erupted into songs and dances. The scene, intended to portray divine intervention, quickly became the center of controversy online.

Netizens have accused the pastor of faking the miracle, pointing out that the man lying in the coffin was visibly breathing during the act. Outraged comments flooded social media, with some laying curses on the pastor for "making a mockery of Christianity" and others calling for authorities to investigate the alleged deception.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_5NDhJAypc

Any Pastor that claims to raise the dead is a liar. The bible is the ultimate for any Christian. It is written in the bible that - It is appointed for a man to die ONCE after which is judgement.

So if any Pastor claims to raise someone that has died, that means the person will die TWICE. That is against the word of Gods

Christianity itself is disgrace and meant for only deranged Africa people

The so called miracles of Jesus are also fake. So what's the difference?

AutoC:
Why do you guys push Christianity critisizing topis to from page on Sunday but bring Islam promoting topic on Friday...who is the moderator here ? @ SeunOsewa Seun

You are correct.

I THINK IS ACTING TRYING TO DEMONSTRATE SOMETHING. BELIEVE THIS BLOGGER'S AT UR OWN PERIL

Na mugus just full the church. Brainwashed mugus! Dem need to beat that fraudster till he pass out.

Pastors like this should spend the rest of their lives in prison. What a daytime robbery!

Gistmedia10:
Is this a miracle or manipulation?

It is an insult

Gistmedia10:
In a shocking viral video, a Nigerian pastor has stirred outrage after allegedly performing a staged miracle where he claimed to bring a man back to life. The footage shows a man lying in a casket, his face eerily pale and covered in white powder, creating the illusion of death. The pastor could be heard declaring, "It's not yet your time to go; that's what God told me," before commanding the man's "spirit" to return.

In a dramatic turn of events, the man seemingly rose from the coffin with the help of the church workers, prompting an explosion of wild jubilation inside the church. Women rolled on the floor, others leaped with joy, and the congregation erupted into songs and dances. The scene, intended to portray divine intervention, quickly became the center of controversy online.

Netizens have accused the pastor of faking the miracle, pointing out that the man lying in the coffin was visibly breathing during the act. Outraged comments flooded social media, with some laying curses on the pastor for "making a mockery of Christianity" and others calling for authorities to investigate the alleged deception.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_5NDhJAypc

He needs to be arrested and sent to kirikiri prison. One scammer

Hmmm ....been a long time ime we haven't heard of a miracle ... used to be happening every week. This man just died? .... was he sick? ...and why didn't he ID himself as is customary? ...as in My name is XYZ ., I'm from X State ....I live at Y in LGA? Pastor didn't say ... Rise Again didn't say ... congregation didn't ask. Mumus everywhere .

olisaEze:
No whaa, just take said pastor to the nearest children mortuary let him replicate the same. If he doesn’t arrest him and his choirmaster! Na those choristers & their instruments dey set the mood for mass scamming in the church.



Sorry I understand ur sentiments oo, but I just can’t help but ask; you don die before?? 😂

I am a learned person. You don't have to die first to understand the anatomy of the human body.


You don't have to be a mortuary attendant to be able to tell how the body reacts when a person dies.

ItisWell22:
I think sey dem dey dress corpse with white.

Why this one dey wear polo?

He dey go play instrument after the perfomance na.

Gistmedia10:
In a shocking viral video, a Nigerian pastor has stirred outrage after allegedly performing a staged miracle where he claimed to bring a man back to life. The footage shows a man lying in a casket, his face eerily pale and covered in white powder, creating the illusion of death. The pastor could be heard declaring, "It's not yet your time to go; that's what God told me," before commanding the man's "spirit" to return.

In a dramatic turn of events, the man seemingly rose from the coffin with the help of the church workers, prompting an explosion of wild jubilation inside the church. Women rolled on the floor, others leaped with joy, and the congregation erupted into songs and dances. The scene, intended to portray divine intervention, quickly became the center of controversy online.

Netizens have accused the pastor of faking the miracle, pointing out that the man lying in the coffin was visibly breathing during the act. Outraged comments flooded social media, with some laying curses on the pastor for "making a mockery of Christianity" and others calling for authorities to investigate the alleged deception.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_5NDhJAypc

These people ( men of native god) nor dey tire?

AntiChristian:
It is finished!

Did you say that when Muhammad lied that he split the moon into 2? Gbajue false prophet 😆

Funny, when the criticism get to a high level that may threaten the church's existence, the pastor will come out to say it was a staged drama like other churches do.

Meanwhile, despite how comical this act appears it will still attract gullible Nigerians to the man's church.

TUTU147:
This is not Nigeria

If it is not Nigeria
Are similar things not happening in Nigeria?

Gistmedia10:
The incident has reignited debates about the growing trend of staged miracles in some religious settings, with critics urging worshippers to discern between genuine acts of faith and manipulative theatrics. Meanwhile, the church remains silent on the backlash as the video continues to spark outrage across platforms.

This is yahoo plus plus.

Too fake to be slighted!

Exousiang01:


Fact.
Nigerians too sharp for this kin tricks

What if it's Nigeria?
Fake pastors exist, real ones exist.

In the first KJV bible translation of 1611, Elijah's name in NT was rendered as Elizeus.
Zeus is the god of the bible

Kingking001:
Just like a fixed match

Na lie Dem no fix am na miracle 😹😹😹😂😖

Gistmedia10:
In a shocking viral video, a Nigerian pastor has stirred outrage after allegedly performing a staged miracle where he claimed to bring a man back to life. The footage shows a man lying in a casket, his face eerily pale and covered in white powder, creating the illusion of death. The pastor could be heard declaring, "It's not yet your time to go; that's what God told me," before commanding the man's "spirit" to return.

In a dramatic turn of events, the man seemingly rose from the coffin with the help of the church workers, prompting an explosion of wild jubilation inside the church. Women rolled on the floor, others leaped with joy, and the congregation erupted into songs and dances. The scene, intended to portray divine intervention, quickly became the center of controversy online.

Netizens have accused the pastor of faking the miracle, pointing out that the man lying in the coffin was visibly breathing during the act. Outraged comments flooded social media, with some laying curses on the pastor for "making a mockery of Christianity" and others calling for authorities to investigate the alleged deception.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_5NDhJAypc

Na comedy skit. The way some pastors are looking for members to increase their church will surprise you.

MondayOmoAdugbo:


Na lie Dem no fix am na miracle 😹😹😹😂😖

e b like say u dey get share for the church/ministry