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Why I cannot say anything about Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin anymore – Verydarkman opens up

Martins Vincent Otse, better known as Verydarkman (VDM), the outspoken Nigerian activist and social media provocateur, has revealed that the court has ordered him to stop speaking about Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, the prominent founder of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry in Warri, Delta State….READ FULL ARTICLE...READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE ▶▶

This development comes after weeks of heated exchanges between VDM and the controversial cleric.

In his latest video update, VDM disclosed that the court has instructed him to refrain from discussing Prophet Fufeyin until their legal dispute is resolved. Despite the court’s order, VDM’s passion remains undiminished, with the ruling only intensifying his outrage.

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Turning his anger towards NAFDAC, he launched a blistering attack on the agency for what he sees as their cowardly silence, accusing them of ignoring his complaint against Fufeyin’s miracle drinks.

He issued a stern warning—if NAFDAC continues to ignore his complaint and remain silent about the dangers these products pose to public health, he will expose every dirty secret he uncovers, revealing the corrupt practices he believes are keeping their staff quiet.

In his words; “So based on court I can’t talk about pastor Jeremiah anymore and now to NAFDAC I am giving you guys 2days to put up a disclaimer on this whole soap saga or else we will all swim inside the potorpotor of dizgrxce @nafdac_ng do the needful it is our country we should all seek what is good for our people….READ FULL ARTICLE

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