Controversial Evangelist Funmilayo Adebayo a.k.a Mummy G.O continues to deny all her initial controversial statements as she claims that most of them are edited with lies.
The preacher who once said that MasterCard is Lucifer-Card has made a drastic turn while affirming that it’s all lies duly incorporated into her sermons.
Speaking with BBC Pidgin, Mummy G.O could be seen telling interviewers to record her and make this recent clip go viral as others did.
Denying her previous assertion in entirety, she admitted having a MasterCard and said she wouldn’t go to hell because she possesses one.
Mummy G.O reiterated that such an utterance never came out from her mouth and urged people to speak good about her rather than lies.
Meanwhile Baby mamas of singer, Davido Adeleke, Sophia Momodu and Amanda, clears the air on alleged fight between the duos.
This comes following the emotional outburst of Sophia in a video where she lamented about public claims of an alleged fight in a club with her co-baby mama, after spending time together with Davido in Ghana.
In a video shared by both Amanda and Sophia, their children, Imade, and Hailey are spotted having a fantastic moment at the spar, which clears all rumor of their alleged feud.
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