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Pastor Abel Damina, the lead pastor of Abel Damina Ministries International, has openly criticised Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin’s “miracle soap and water” products, labeling them as fake.
His remarks add to the growing controversy surrounding Fufeyin’s products, which have also been targeted by activist VeryDarkMan.
Fufeyin had previously taken legal action against VeryDarkMan, suing him for N1 billion over his public criticism of the products.
However, reports indicate that Fufeyin has since withdrawn the lawsuit.
Pastor Damina, in his recent statements, argued that Fufeyin’s products are nothing but scams.
He expressed that if he were in VeryDarkMan’s position, he would have pursued the legal challenge further to expose the truth.
Damina emphasised the need for clarity regarding the legitimacy of these so-called “miracle” products.
His comments follow Prophet Fufeyin’s claim that his “miracle soap” is registered with the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC).
Fufeyin also announced a range of other products, including water, perfumes, mustard seeds, and towels, all of which he claims possess spiritual healing powers.
VeryDarkMan’s initial critique of these products led to the legal dispute with Fufeyin.
Although the lawsuit has reportedly been dropped, VeryDarkMan expressed surprise at the news, stating that his lawyer would have informed him if the case had indeed been withdrawn.
