Apostle Suleman Reacts To Sleeping With Nollywood Actress

The General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministry (OFM), Apostle Johnson Suleman, has stated that he did not view a video in which Nigerian actress Chioma Ifemeludike claimed she had sex with him twice and was given N500,000 for her troubles.

As a result, he argued that what he did not see could not deter him.

While addressing his congregation that he was not furious with those who attacked him on social media, the pastor added this.

Chioma Ifemeludike, a Nollywood actress, claimed she slept with the popular pastor on two times and was given N500,000, but the memory of it has plagued her.

In response, Apostle Suleman pleaded with his church and followers to refrain from sending him any more uplifting texts.

 “Why are you encouraging a man that is not discouraged? I’m upset since yesterday. I saw messages saying that I should not worry. Read my countenance, when you see me moody you can encourage me.

“Do I look like somebody who needs encouragement? I’m not discouraged at all and I’m not angry at those insulting me on social media,” he said.

The clergyman claimed that he was focused on his duties and that those who insulted him were only doing so because of what they read on the internet.

“They are reacting to what they read. They are reacting to what they see and not what they know. You can’t know me and not like me, it’s impossible. Keep doing what you are doing and I’ll keep doing what I’m doing. I must do the work of he that sent me,” Suleman said.

He further added that he intentionally ignored all the videos made against him.

“My wife can bear witness, all the videos done against me, I’ve not watched one. Many of you have watched it but me, the subject matter, I’ve not watched one. What I don’t see cannot affect me.

“Somebody sent me a video from a blog yesterday, that was the last time it was on my phone. I guard my heart so that I can have fellowship with God. Stop all these rumours and gossips. What will not encourage me, I don’t give attention to it,” Suleman said