- Evangelist Ebuka Obi, leader of Zion Prayer Movement Outreach, responded strongly to a Reverend Sister’s criticism of fellow sisters attending his church crusade in Imo State.
- The Reverend Sister condemned her counterparts for their participation, claiming it undermined the Catholic faith and belittled their spiritual training.
- The exchange has generated significant discussion on social media, with many users engaging in the debate surrounding the clash between traditional religious values and contemporary expressions of faith.
Evangelist Ebuka Obi, the charismatic leader of Zion Prayer Movement Outreach, has sparked a heated debate online with his daring reply to a Reverend Sister who recently criticized her fellow sisters.
In a viral video, the Reverend Sister strongly condemned her peers for attending Ebuka’s church event in Imo State, claiming they dishonored the Catholic faith.
She accused them of acting like regular people, worshipping Ebuka as if he were a god, while wearing their sacred uniforms.
Her frustration was evident as she reminded them of their extensive spiritual training compared to Evangelist Ebuka, yet they chose to embarrass themselves and the Reverend Sisterhood at his event.
In a passionate response, Evangelist Ebuka argued that the true aim for both Catholics and other Christians is to save souls, not to focus on uniforms or strict traditions. He pointed out that real faith comes from the heart.
This situation has generated a lot of buzz on social media, leading to lively discussions among users.
