Abuja Pastor Accused of Paying Member N500k to Fake Miracle in a Coffin Finally Responds (Photo)
A bishop accused of bribing a man with N500,000 for a miracle which later resulted in the man’s death has narrated his own version of the story.
Bishop Dr. Emmanuel Esezobor
A popular man of God accused of paying a church member who later died during a failed miracle session, N500,000, has finally spoken out about what truly happened.
Bishop Dr. Emmanuel Esezobor, President of the Fire House Church International, Nyanya-Abuja said the devil is using some people to spread lies against him because the ministry is waxing stronger than expectations.
According to NTA News, the Bishop said that the story is one that will soon pass away.
“We have not had a murder case in the Fire House Alter and all the branches we haven’t had a murder case for five years we don’t know where they are getting their stories from these are cheap talkers who are looking for popularity. God be praised.
“We preach Jesus we don’t preach self it has been Jesus all the way and he said if his name is lifted up he will claim souls. It has always been about souls, souls, and souls.
“All our sons, daughters, friends relations believe in our vision and have been praying with us and sending us best wishes and we are at home enjoying Christ and waiting for our evening service today,” he said.
Esezobor further said that the church has not held any crusade at the Abuja stadium as the said rumour claimed. According to him, his church is only planning to hold one next year by February, 15th 2017, when the church intends to storm the National Stadium for healing service and wants everyone to be there to see the power and glory of God at work.
“When I read the fake and cooked up story I started speaking in tongues because the devil is out to propagate God and celebrates Jesus.
“We also heard how they said a trader whom they claimed I paid to act for me and in the process he died.
“Who then was the trader? Who are his relations? Which police station they took to? Which cell I was detained? All these are questions begging for an answer."
Bishop Esezobor said the challenges have made him a champion and that he saw it as a stepping stones to greater things.
“Healing is real and I preach it, the Bible says “I shall lay hands on the sick and they shall recover.
“I have seen God do mighty things in righteousness and this is a big motivation coming at the end of the year making us more sensitive and prayerful.
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