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‘Your fall will be televised soon’ – Pastor Christian Nwoko warns VDM

Pastor Christian Nwoko has issued a stern warning to social media activist VeryDarkMan, VDM, predicting that his actions will soon have serious consequences. Nwoko, in a message directed at VDM, said his “fall will be televised soon”, while also suggesting that God could use the activist’s experience to establish standards for others. The pastor’s warning […] ‘Your fall will be televised soon’ –…

‘Your fall will be televised soon’ – Pastor Christian Nwoko warns VDM

Christian Nwoko, a pastor, has cautioned social media figure VeryDarkMan, known as VDM, that his behavior will soon face public scrutiny. In a message to VDM, Nwoko forewarned, "Your fall will be televised soon," hinting at potential serious repercussions for the activist's actions. Nwoko, through this statement, also proposed that God might utilize VDM's situation to set precedents for others.

This stern warning emerged as VDM and Apostle Arome Osayi continued to be embroiled in a heated controversy. Nwoko cautioned VDM to be wary, pointing out that his current stature and public actions could eventually result in consequences visible to a wider audience. He went further to suggest that VDM could serve as an exemplar, through whom certain benchmarks would be established.

The pastor's remarks have stirred a range of responses online, with netizens expressing varied opinions on his cautionary message aimed at the activist.

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