Prophet Ikuru to NAFDAC DG: Apologize to the Body of Christ or Face Nationwide Clergy Protest

Prophet Ikuru to NAFDAC DG: Apologize to the Body of Christ or Face Nationwide Clergy Protest

Prophet Godwin Ikuru, leader of the Jehovah Eye Salvation Ministry, has gained recognition as a staunch supporter of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration. Known for his prayers and unwavering backing of Tinubu’s government policies, Prophet Ikuru believes that the president is a compassionate leader who respects and values all religions. Ikuru praises Tinubu for not meddling in religious affairs or showing any form of disrespect towards different faiths, emphasizing that the president seeks peace and stability for the country.

Despite facing criticism for his open support of the Tinubu administration, Prophet Ikuru remains steadfast in his role as a spiritual advocate for the nation. He continues to pray for peace, unity, and progress in Nigeria under Tinubu’s leadership.

Recently, Prophet Ikuru publicly condemned Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye, Director-General of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), for her remarks concerning Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin. Adeyeye had questioned the legitimacy of Fufeyin's spiritual practices, which Prophet Ikuru deemed an attack on the Christian faith in Nigeria. 

"This is a big insult to the body of Christ in Nigeria," said Ikuru. "As a prophet of the nation, I will not sit back and watch anyone ridicule the Christian faith. There are fake products, harmful drugs, and contaminated foods everywhere, and NAFDAC has been ineffective in addressing these issues. People are dying daily due to the consumption of these dangerous items, yet NAFDAC has no real solutions."

Prophet Ikuru further criticized NAFDAC's involvement in spiritual matters, asserting that the agency lacks the authority to regulate religious practices. "NAFDAC is not a spiritual organization. Who gave them the power to oversee spiritual materials and items? Their interference is insulting, derogatory, and completely unacceptable," he said.

Ikuru issued a stern warning to Prof. Adeyeye, demanding an apology to the Christian community in Nigeria. He also threatened to lead nationwide protests involving Christian leaders if the matter is not resolved. "The attack on Mercyland Deliverance Ministry is an attack on all Christians in Nigeria. Religious matters must be handled with the utmost caution and respect," he concluded.

The controversy has sparked a broader discussion about the boundaries of regulatory bodies and their involvement in religious affairs in Nigeria.