Pastor David Ibiyeomie, the Founder of Salvation Ministries, has responded to the backlash from white garment churches following his earlier comments about their religious practices.
News ABout Nigeria gathered that the Port Harcourt-based pastor had expressed his dislike for white garment churches, citing concerns about spiritual manipulation within their ranks.
In response to his statement, a cleric representing the white garment churches issued a warning, urging Pastor Ibiyeomie to apologize within 14 days or face divine consequences.
The cleric emphasized the seriousness of the matter and stated that if the pastor did not apologize, he would be visited by their God.
The cleric said: “I am saying that I want to speak to Mr or Pastor David Ibiyeomie, I am a Bonafide celestial prophet. But what he said to we the celestials, he really made a terrible mistake and as a man of God, we are expecting him within that 14 days that supreme evangelist speak against him to apologize. If he did not, this is not a word of threat, he will visit our God.”
In a recent statement, Pastor Ibiyeomie addressed the criticism and defended his original stance. He claimed that the anger from the white garment churches was a result of his knowledge of their secrets.
According to him, the wickedness present in these churches is intolerable, and he personally experienced deception from them in the past.
Pastor Ibiyeomie’s response further deepens the ongoing dispute between him and the white garment churches.
The issue has garnered attention within religious circles and has sparked debates about the practices and authenticity of different religious denominations.
