Apostle Johnson Suleman, the General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries International, is stirring the internet with a jaw-dropping claim about the extreme loyalty of his followers.
In a viral video shared online Friday, the fiery preacher boldly warned critics to steer clear of his church in Auchi, Edo State — unless they have a death wish.
“If you’ve been praying to die and death hasn’t come, I’ve got a shortcut,” Suleman said with striking confidence. “Just come to the front gate of our church in Auchi and speak against me. Someone will kill you, another will bury you, and the third will be doing praise and worship on your grave.”
The comment sparked a wave of reactions online, with many stunned by the dramatic tone and implications of violence in the name of loyalty.
Suleman didn’t stop there — he recounted past encounters with self-identified cultists who allegedly confronted and punished someone for insulting him. According to him, the group told him, “You no go like who we be, but you don help us.” He chalked it up to the power of kindness.
While his words have drawn applause from diehard supporters, others are raising eyebrows over the mix of faith, fear, and street justice.
Whether it was bluster, bravado, or a real warning cloaked in loyalty, one thing’s certain: Apostle Suleman knows how to spark a conversation — and controversy.
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