- Ebuka Obi, the founder of Zion Prayer Movement, has revealed that a woman is involved in a fraudulent house testimony worth ₦500 million.
- In 2023, a lady claimed to have acquired a ₦500 million mansion, which was later discovered to be fake and linked to a local drink seller.
Prominent clergyman and founder of the Zion Prayer Movement, Ebuka Obi, has provided an update regarding a woman involved in a fraudulent testimony concerning a ₦500 million house within his church.
In 2023, a lady claimed to have purchased a mansion valued at ₦500 million, but an investigation later revealed that her claims were fabricated, identifying her as a local beverage vendor.
This incident has sparked significant discussions on social media, leading to widespread public outrage.
In a recent development, Ebuka Obi announced that the woman has been apprehended by law enforcement officials.
During a recent sermon, the clergyman expressed his determination to uncover the truth surrounding the woman’s false testimony.
“I heard they have arrested the girl. We are interested in the case. Ths case cannot be manipulated. We want to know who sent her”, He stated.
The clergyman also alleged that certain unidentified people are paying prominent bloggers to disseminate negative information about him, and he expressed a strong desire to expose them.
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In other news, Sophia Egbueje, a Lagos-based socialite has attracted considerable attention after flaunting her Patek wristwatch shortly after acquiring a Lamborghini.
Recently, Egbueje has found herself at the center of a controversy involving Burna Boy, which was triggered by a leaked audio recording.
In this recording, she alleges that the Grammy-winning artist failed to fulfill his promise of purchasing a Lamborghini for her in exchange for a romantic relationship.
Despite the ongoing controversy, Egbueje has received her Lamborghini, with a video of the event circulating online.
A particular moment from this video has gained significant traction on social media, as the socialite confidently displays her Patek wristwatch while correcting a friend who mistakenly referred to it as an AP wristwatch.
Reports indicate that the Patek wristwatch is valued at approximately $150,000, which is around ₦228,900,000.
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