EXPOSED: Nigerian Pastor Exposes Staged Miracles Within Church Circles

Apostle Wisdom, a self-proclaimed former associate of several prominent prophets, has revealed the inner workings of staged miracles in some Nigerian churches. In a revealing interview with KaaTruths, titled "The Unveiling of How Fake Miracles Are Staged," Wisdom shared shocking details about how he was manipulated into participating in a fabricated miracle.

The Deception

Wisdom recounted how he was approached by a prophet who claimed to have seen his spiritual gifts and invited him to travel with him to Enugu State for a program. The prophet told him that he would be helping the Holy Spirit to move during the event and that he should not disappoint the Holy Spirit.

"I was told that God had used me through his junior, and that I should accompany him to Enugu. I believed that I was assisting the Holy Spirit," Wisdom said.

Upon arriving in Enugu, Wisdom was instructed to pretend to be possessed by a spirit and manifest during the crusade. At first, Wisdom was deceived into believing that the prophet’s powers were genuine.

"I didn't know anything; I believed everything... I thought I was even helping the Holy Spirit," he confessed.

The Truth Revealed

However, Wisdom soon realized that the prophet’s intentions were far from sincere. He discovered that he had been used in a staged miracle, one designed solely to make money.

"It was all a setup. They were just using me to make money," Wisdom explained.

This experience marked a turning point for him, as he began to understand the dangers of blind faith and the importance of discernment in religious practices.

The Staged Miracle

Wisdom further detailed how the fake miracle was orchestrated. He was asked to pretend to be a person possessed by a spirit, confessing to crimes he did not commit. The program, held by Assemblies of God Church at Okpara Square, was attended by numerous churchgoers, some of whom were already in the spirit, speaking in tongues and manifesting.

When it was time to "manifest," Wisdom said, "Almost 10 people were trying to hold me, but they couldn't until they dragged me to the stage where the prophet was standing." He described how the prophet prayed for him, poured water on him, and declared that the spirit had left him. Afterward, Wisdom was escorted by church officials to an office, where he was interrogated about the details of the supposed crime he had confessed to. Despite their pressure, Wisdom claimed he could not remember any details, asserting that the spirit had left with his memory.

The Aftermath

Wisdom’s troubles didn’t end there. The church leaders, unable to extract any further information from him, called the police. Wisdom was subsequently detained and taken to the police station to explain the staged crime, adding to the deception surrounding the event.

This interview with Apostle Wisdom has sparked widespread outrage and debate, with many calling for greater accountability and transparency within religious institutions. Some social media users have echoed similar sentiments, criticizing the manipulation of churchgoers through fake miracles, testimonies, and prophecies.

Public Reaction

“The church has been manipulated for so long with fake miracles, testimonies, and prophecies due to a lack of discernment,” one Facebook commenter remarked.

Another shared their personal experience, stating, "Nobody takes you seriously when you speak the truth like this. These big men of God are scammers. It happened in my former church in Nteje, and I stopped going to church. The church owners don’t know about these deceptive practices; they are more interested in building their followership."

The conversation about staged miracles in Nigerian churches continues to grow, with many calling for a reform in the way religious practices are conducted. As the debate unfolds, one thing remains clear: those responsible for perpetuating these fraudulent practices must be held accountable.