There has been a wave of disbelief among Nigerians after a viral video showed a Prophetess allegedly instructing her church members to darken their faces to “destroy shame.”
In the video, worshippers were seen gathered outdoors with darkened faces, making it difficult to identify anyone.
According to reports, the Prophetess claimed that the act was a spiritual exercise meant to erase shame from their lives.
What caught many people’s attention was that the Prophetess herself did not participate in the act. This inconsistency sparked outrage and ridicule on social media, with many questioning her motives and teachings.
The video quickly became a trending topic, with Nigerians expressing a mix of shock, humour, and concern.
Ehis wrote: “Then y’all will start saying that Tinubu’s the problem!!!”
Precious said: “When the system is dysfunctional, people turn to spiritual alternatives for the answers institutions cannot provide. Poverty, unemployment, and insecurity create emotional voids that drive people toward whoever promises miracles, prosperity, or divine solutions.”
Michael commented: “Oh chim! 😂😂😂. And the Prophetess no put on her own face o! Abi she no get spiritual shame?!!! 😂😂😂 My belle o!!!! 😂😂😂”
Kenn.Somi added: “Nigerian pastors are giving Christianity a bad image.”
Victorr wrote: “Lol, all these are things some pastors are doing that make atheists look down on those who choose to believe in God.”
Osikhena said: “Abeg make una deh mention names so people go know where to go next time they are searching for a place of worship, not shrine. Thank you.”
Oladele noted: “This is never Christianity. One should draw a clear line between Christianity and exorcism disguised as faith. Sadly, many don’t read the Scriptures themselves, so they’re easily swayed by sensational acts.”
He continued: “Because someone claims healing, promotion, or miracle babies happened there, they assume it must be God. But true Christianity is rooted in the Word, not theatrics. The Bible warns about false prophets who deceive even the elect with signs and wonders. Test every spirit—not every ‘miracle’ is divine.”
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