
A young Nigerian lady is facing backlash after being exposed for allegedly giving a false testimony at Zion Ministry, led by Evangelist Ebuka Obi.
In a now-viral video, she claimed to have built a ₦500 million mansion in Lekki, Lagos. However, investigations revealed that she actually resides in Enugu State, not Lagos.
The controversy escalated when concerned citizens who recognized her from the video confronted her, questioning why she chose to lie on God’s altar.
In the footage, voices can be heard confronting her over the false claim, sparking doubts about the authenticity of testimonies shared in churches.
Neither the lady nor Zion Ministry has issued an official statement addressing the allegations. Meanwhile, the video continues to spark reactions on social media, with many urging greater scrutiny of testimonies in religious spaces.
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