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‘Anyone I curse becomes useless for life’ - Pastor David Ibiyeomie warns critics

Pastor David Ibiyeomie has claimed that anyone he curses becomes useless for life, challenging critics to check whether people he had previously cursed are still alive and doing well. The founder of Salvation Ministries made the statement while speaking about his ability to pray against people who provoke him. “Anyone who wants to trouble me, […] ‘Anyone I curse becomes useless for life’ - Pastor…

‘Anyone I curse becomes useless for life’ - Pastor David Ibiyeomie warns critics

VDM, the well-known social media activist, has responded to Pastor David Ibiyeomie's recent comments by daring the cleric to curse him. VDM accused Ibiyeomie of using fear and religious manipulation to control his church members, following claims made by the pastor that people he curses become useless for life. VDM challenged Ibiyeomie to identify those he had cursed, asserting that he is a liar.

The activist also criticized some pastors for convincing their followers that they possessed supernatural powers, which he said was previously used to manipulate parents, especially mothers. VDM questioned why certain pastors threaten their members with hardship when they fail to pay tithes and offerings, adding that the Bible advises blessing those who persecute rather than cursing them.

The social media figure further slammed Ibiyeomie for allegedly claiming to have given God one million dollars, questioning this assertion in light of the pastor's lack of a house at the time. In conclusion, VDM labeled Ibiyeomie a liar and dared him to curse him, stating, "Curse me, I dare you."

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